Highway chiefs say sorry for Bridgefoot confusion
WARRINGTON council’s highway chiefs have apologised for confusing motorists following changes to lane markings on Bridgefoot.
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Bell backs independent police chief
FORMER Independent MP Martin Bell has given his support to Sarah
Flannery as Independent candidate for Cheshire Police and Crime
Commissioner.
Jo's cycle challenge
A WARRINGTON woman who was diagnosed with a rare kidney disease is planning a 200km cycle ride to raise funds for charity.
Mortgage scheme success
WARRINGTON Council is set to invest more funds in a pioneering mortgage
scheme which helps get first time buyers on the property ladder.
Public meeting offer on Peel Hall plan
A COUNCILLOR has offered to hold a public meeting regarding the controversial proposals for a new housing development on land at Peel Hall, Warrington.
Return of the legends!
WARRINGTON Town FC are delighted to announce a special “Return of the
Legends” evening when special guests will include former England and
Everton star Peter Reid – brother of the club’s first team manager
Shaun.
Smith frustrated by Saints defeat
WARRINGTON Wolves’ Head of Coaching Tony Smith talks about the frustrations of the play-off defeat to St Helens as he looks ahead to the eliminator against Hull FC.
Micky Higham's birthday wish
VIDEO interview with Warrington Wolves’ birthday boy Micky Higham who reflects on the play-off defeat against his former club St Helens, as he hopes to extend his career at the Wolves, predicting even greater times on the horizon.
Electrical fault caused car fire
AN electrical fault has been blamed for a car fire in Wharf Street, Warrington, during the early hours of today.
Homes plan offers once in a life time opportunity
CONTROVERSIAL proposals for 150 homes on land at Peel Hall, Warrington,
will include a £1 million “once in a life time opportunity” for a local
football club.