GPs back self-care campaign
WARRINGTON GPs have pledged their support to a national campaign which will help patients to take better care of themselves.
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Sports village project wins top award
WARRINGTON’S Orford Park has been awarded the Inspire mark by the London 2012 Inspire programme.
Scrutiny chiefs to rule on call in
TOWN Hall scrutiny chiefs at Warrington will tomorrow (Tuesday) decide
whether Liberal Democrat and Conservative councillors have made a valid
case for “calling in” a decision by the borough council’s executive
board to set up a Trust to run the borough’s leisure and culture
services.
Mums are bosom buddies
SIX Warrington women have completed a training course to help support new mums with breastfeeding.
Town extend unbeaten run
WARRINGTON Town came from a goal down to beat bottom of the league Ossett Albion 3-2 at Cantilever Park to extend their unbeaten run to six games and pick up three valuable league points.
News in brief
A ROUND-UP of news from the Warrington area
A taste of the outdoors
YOUNGSTERS from Longford, Warrington, enjoyed a taste of the outdoors during a course run by Golden Gates Housing Trust (GGHT).
Biggest-ever maths lesson
PUPILS in Warrington are being invited to take part in the “biggest ever
maths lesson” to raise funds for the NSPCC’s ChildLine service.
999 calls should be top police priority
A SURVEY shows that people in Chesire think responding to emergency calls should be the police’s top priority.
Hospice welcome inspection
WARRINGTON’S “favourite charity” St Rocco’s Hospice has welcomed an
inspection by a health watchdog describing it as “very productive.”