Police phone number misused
CONFUSION over the new non-emergency police number 101 has led to some misuse of the number, according to Cheshire Police,
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Pancakes – and great hospitality
PUPILS from Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School, Warrington were treated to a demonstration of pancake making by a top chef.
Tip fight will be hard warning
THE fight to block plans to expand the life of the Arpley Landfill site
at Warrington may prove harder to win than its opponents think, an
environmental campaigner has warned.
A welcome from the council
NEW residents arriving in Appleton will get a welcome from the Parish Council.
Council joins in shared adoption service
WARRINGTON has joined forces with two neighbouring councils to launch a
shared adoption service – the first of its kind in the country.
Half-term fun at the Youth Café
YOUNG people across Warrington enjoyed the activities on offer over the half term holiday at the town centre Youth Café.
Rank and file back police authority
THE Cheshire Police Federation – the staff association representing rank
and file officers across the county – has praised the Cheshire Police
Authority for its “brave decision” in deciding to increased its element
of the council tax by 3.94 per cent.
Objector's dismay over planning bias
AN objector at a planning meeting at Warrington has expressed his
“absolute dismay and astonishment” at what he describes as a biased
recommendation given by a planning officer.
Masked men in shop raid
TWO masked men burst into a Warrington convenience store, threatened a
member of staff and got away with a large quantity of cigarettes.
Madin suffers broken ankle heart break
WARRINGTON Town’s push for the play offs has suffered a major set back following news that striker Lee Madin broke his ankle during last night’s 3-1 victory over Bamber Bridge.