Club raider jailed for two years
A BURGLAR who targeted two social clubs near Warrington has been jailed for two years.
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Council to lead police watchdog
TOWN Hall bosses at Warrington are to be asked to agree that the borough
should be the lead authority to set up a new Police and Crime Panel to
scrutinise the activities of Cheshire’s new Police and Crime
Commissioner.
Gas cannisters recovered
EIGHT potentially dangerous barrels of chlorine gas, stolen from a truck stop near Warrington, have been recovered by police.
Woman trapped in car crash
A WOMAN was trapped in a car for almost an hour after a collision
involving two saloon cars in Stockport Road, Grappenhall, Warrington.
Residents' blitz on litter
RESIDENTS from a wide area of Warrington joined forces in a blitz on litter.
Just what the doctor ordered!
BUDDING medics at Warrington have been receiving specialist advice and
guidance to help maximise their chances of successfully entering the
medical profession.
Jubilee garden party
A SPECIAL garden party to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee will be
held by St Cross Church, Appleton Thorn and St Matthew’s Church,
Stretton, on Saturday, June 2 between 2pm and 5pm
Festival dispels funding myths
ORGANISERS of the popular Stockton Heath Festival have spoken out to
dispel “myths and misconceptions” about how the festival is funded.
Road works will last six weeks
A SECTION of one of Warrington’s busiest main roads is to be resurfaced
over a period of six weeks – with inevitable disruption to traffic.
Low carbon schools could save £738k
A FOUR-year “low carbon” programme involving 45 schools in Warrington could save £738,000 on energy costs.