Barn plan angers residents
PLANNING bosses are to inspect the site of a proposed crop storage barn
on Green Belt land near Warrington after hearing of objections from
nearby residents.
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Martial arts students among the medals
GEN’DAI Martial arts students came together to compete in a competition at Lymm Leisure centre.
Jim seeks old school pals
A RETIRED police officer who was a wartime pupil at the old Culcheth
Secondary Modern School is trying to get in touch with any old school
pals who may remember him.
Queen visits Warrington video
VIDEO coverage of the Queen’s visit to Warrington to officially open the £30 million Orford Jubilee Park community hub, including interviews with the Mayor of Warrington Mike Biggin, Council leader Terry O’Neill and local councillor Mike Hannon.
Queen opens Orford Jubilee Hub
THE Queen, accompanied by The Duke of Edinburgh officially opened the Orford Jubilee Neighbourhood Hub at Warrington today.
Burglar triggers fire alert
AN intruder triggered a “smoke cloak” anti-burglar device at a
Warrington town centre store – and in turn sparked off a fire alert.
Praise for life and death training
EMERGENCY training which helps police in Warrington deal with “life and death” situations has been praised.
Selfish dog owners slammed
A “SELFISH minority” of dog owners who fail to clear up dog fouling have been criticised by a newly-elected Culcheth councillor.
Government bullying council claim
THE Department for Education has threatened to disrupt Warrington’s
plans for special educational needs provision at the soon-to-close
Woolston High School if it doesn’t get its own way for a Free School, a
senior councillor has claimed.
Smith looks forward to selection headache
WARRINGTON Wolves’ Head of Coaching Tony Smith reflects on a “very pleasing” victory over Catalan Dragons in the Challenge Cup as he prepares for a very tough challenge at Wakefield in the league and a selection headache with players returning from injury.