Much to benefit us says Lib Dem leader
THERE is much in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement that can benefit
people in Warrington, according to Ian Marks, leader of the Liberal
Democrat group on the borough council.
THERE is much in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement that can benefit
people in Warrington, according to Ian Marks, leader of the Liberal
Democrat group on the borough council.
HOUSEHOLDERS and a recycling firm at Warrington, who have fought a
year-long battle over the company’s bid to extend its operating hours ,
are going head-to-head again.
WARRINGTON Wolves’ strength and conditioning coach Chris Baron has agreed a two-year contract extension with the club.
PEOPLE in the Culcheth area can now access some hospital outpatient services in their own community.
HAND-MADE crafts produced in Warrington will feature at a special “Made in Warrington” design, craft and gift fair at the town’s market on Saturdays from December 3 up until Christmas.
CARING for others and helping individuals and local organisations has
led to Warrington’s Charlotte Smith winning the title of North West
Young Ambassador.

SANTA arrived in style, complete with reindeer and a sleigh, at Warrington Market.
PARENTS in Warrington whose children get games consoles for Christmas
are being warned to watch out for paedophiles trying to make contact via
the gaming networks.
WARRINGTON Borough Transport took legal action to ensure the town’s
buses kept running during the one-day strike by public sector workers.
PLANS for a new railway station in Warrington – also including housing
development on green belt land – are being kept from local people,
according to MP Helen Jones.