Olympic Flame to pass through town
THE Olympic Flame will visit Warrington town centre next year in the run-up to the London Olympics.
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Health board to meet in public
WARRINGTON Health Consortium’s board – representing 28 GP practices
across the borough and responsible for planning local NHS care – will
meet in public for the first time tomorrow (Wednesday)
Council to hand over assets to volunteers?
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are to be asked to approve a 12-week
consultation on a new policy which could lead to the borough council
handing over the running of community buildings and open spaces to
voluntary groups
Police warn drivers to avoid motorway
POLICE are warning drivers in the Warrington area to avoid the M56,
following a major traffic incident at Preston Brook this afternoon.
Tragic motor cyclist named
A 30-year-old Warrington man who died after a horrific road crash last week has today been named by police.
Man attacked in pub
POLICE are investigating after a man was attacked in a Warrington pub.
Last gasp victory for Lymm !
LYMM saved their worst performance of the season for the first few
minutes of the game at Penrith as they trailed 24-0 and then dominated
the game thereafter to secure a thrilling last gasp 24-28 victory.
Busy weekend for fire crews
FIREFIGHTERS in the Warrington area were kept busy over the weekend –
mainly as a result of the Guy Fawkes celebrations. But no serious
incidents were reported.
School to cut rock record
A WARRINGTON school has won the chance to record a song with the producers of a London show.
Children want parents to quit smoking
CHILDREN in Warrington are so concerned about the impact of smoking on
their parents’ health that they’d go to considerable lengths to get them
to give up.