Councils join up over vascular services
THREE councils have joined forces to review a proposal to remove vascular services from Warrington Hospital.
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Water voles hold up riverbank plan
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have decided to delay a decision on a
controversial riverside development – to give time to find out if water
voles live in the area.
Freeze up drives canal users quackers!
When the Bridgewater Canal freezes up near Warrington it causes problems for all who use it. Boatmen and ducks.
Man's jaw fractured in attack
A MAN suffered a fractured jaw at Warrington when he was attacked by a gang of thugs in the early hours of the morning.
Council slashes spending on agency staff
WARRINGTON Borough Council has slashed spending on agency staff by 23
per cent during the current year – on top of a 21 per cent reduction in
2010-11.
CCTV images of sex attack suspect
POLICE today released CCTV pictures of a man they wish to trace in
connection with a serious sex attack on a woman in Warrington town
centre.
Lymm lose out
LYMM Rugby Union club lost out 23-19 in a game of two halves at Waterloo.
Unlucky break for Solomona
WARRINGTON Wolves’ second rower David Solomona has suffered a broken leg on the training ground in Australia.
Rotary float raises £6,000
THE total of Lymm Rotary Club’s Christmas float collections around the
roads of Lymm and Thelwall, Warrington, was a near record of almost
£6,000.
Panto time for Pirates!
PIRATES and lost treasure are set to take centre stage in Warrington as part of an amateur dramatic group’s panto.