Planners to visit wartime camp site
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are to visit a historic military camp site
at the centre of a row over proposed housing in the Green Belt.
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Gary Skentelbery
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Students encouraged to show enterprise
A GRADUATE from the Peter Jones Enterprise Academy is encouraging
students to join its courses at Warrington Collegiate this September.
Teacher by day – singer by night
BY day, she’s a school teacher and of an evening she tours venues across
the North West with her own take on iconic vocalists from the past.
TA girl helps protect the Olympics
A TERRITORIAL Army soldier from Warrington is playing a key role in protecting the Olympic Games.
Rovers coming to Town
WARRINGTON Town welcome former Premier League opposition to the Abacus Solicitors Community Stadium next Tuesday (August 14) against a Blackburn Rovers XI, kick off 7.30pm.
Peel Hall plans still on view
PEOPLE who missed out on public meetings giving details of the
controversial housing development at Peel Hall Farm, Warrington can
still see the plans – thanks to a local councillor.
Howzat for a beer festival!
A TWO day beer festival with cricket thrown in is planned by Grappenhall Cricket Club.
Cyclists raise £2,500 for charity
THREE friends, two of them from Lymm, have raised more than £2,500 for charity after cycling from Lands End to John O’Groats.
Beavers get hands on with Olympic torch
BEAVER Scouts at Culcheth managed to get hands-on with a genuine Olympic
Torch when they were visited by Scouting veteran Eddie Johnson.
School re-build gets go-ahead
PLANS for a major reconstruction of a Warrington primary school,
enabling it to accommodate 258 pupils, compared to the current 215, have
been given the green light.