Planners to inspect extension
PLANNING chiefs are to make a site inspection before reaching a decision on a home extension plan in Deacons Close, Croft.
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Residents thanked for their patience
RESIDENTS of the Latchford area of Warrington have been thanked for
their “patience and understanding” during the recent gas emergency in
the Victoria Park area.
£107,000 loss for parking service
WARRINGTON’S parking service – now in its fifth year since the borough
council took over responsibility for its operation – is still running at
a loss.
Dance school raises £200
A FUNDRAISING evening by Appleton Thorn School of Dance raised £200 for Cheshire’s Deafness Support Network (DSN).
Making a business out of wire
YOUNG entrepreneurs at Priestley College are making a business out of
wire – one of the materials on which Warrington’s economy was originally
built.
Green belt bungalow rejected
PLANNERS have again thrown out proposals to develop a small piece of land on the edge of the Green Belt at Lymm.
Parties agree over pay day loans
LIBERAL Democrat members of Warrington Borough Council have given their
support to a motion designed to clamp down on “pay day” lenders.
Chinese visitors in town
A GROUP of 20 delegates from the Development and Reform Commission for
Jiangxi Province, China visited Warrington Town Hall yesterday.
Bin collections to go fortnightly?
COUNCIL chiefs at Warrington will be asked next week to accept the need –
due to budgetary pressures – to switch to fortnightly black bin
collections.
Lymm make it three on the bounce
LYMM moved up to fifth in National League three North as they secured
their third win on the bounce with a 25-14 victory over West Hartlepool.