Super computers to predict weather
ULTRA fast supercomputers at the STFC Daresbury Laboratory, near
Warrington, are to be used to better prepare the UK for severe weather
and save millions of pounds
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Wizards offer free admission
WARRINGTON Wizards are offering all Super League, Championship and
Championship 1 season ticket holders FREE admission to their Conference
Three match against Coventry Bears.
Two arrested after car chase
TWO men are understood to have been arrested following a car chase with police at Stockton Heath, near Warrington.
Driver trapped in crash
A MOTORIST was trapped in a car after two saloon cars collided on the M62 slip road at Winwick, near Warrington.
First defeat for promotion hopefuls
GRAPPENHALL’S drive for promotion to the premier division of the Chapel
Press Cheshire County League faltered when they suffered their first
defeat in a match reduced to 84 overs by the weather.
Ex-police chief seeks top job
A FORMER assistant Chief Constable is to contest the November elections to select a Police Commissioner for Cheshire.
MP's worry over downgraded Omega
OMEGA – still regarded as Warrington’s flagship development site – seems
to have been downgraded in the borough council’s draft local plan core
strategy, according to MP Helen Jones.
Two falsely claimed £6,000
TWO men falsely claimed benefit totalling more than £6,000 in separate incidents, magistrates heard at Warrington.
Butchers are the best dressed!
MARKET traders at Warrington got into the spirit of the Queen’s Diamond
Jubilee and the national “Love your Local Market” campaign by taking
part in a best-dressed stall competition.
Hundreds may lose free school bus
A MAJOR public consultation exercise has started into proposals to
change Warrington’s home-to-school transport policy which would mean an
end to the free school bus for hundreds of children.