Second man arrested for arson
A SECOND man has been arrested following the series of fires in the Bewsey area of Warrington in the early hours of Wednesday.
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Teenage driver dies in crash
A TEENAGE motorist has died in a tragic road crash at Warrington.
Fire crews tackle chemical spillage
FIRE crews wearing protective clothing tackled a chemical spillage at Warrington.
Cycling to raise awareness
A WARRINGTON based volunteer emergency team is planning a 178-mile cycle around Cheshire to let people know about their work.
A chance to be a nature detective
CHILDREN have the chance to turn “detective” at a special summer event being held in Warrington.
Fun day raised £400 for hospice
A FAMILY Fun Day as part of the summer “Central Park” event in Golden Square, Warrington, raised £400 for St Rocco’s Hospice.
Science park is new Enterprise Zone
THE Daresbury Science Park, near Warrington, has been named as one of the North West’s newest Enterprise Zones.
Two sought after sex attack
POLICE are hunting two men following a sex attack on a young woman at Culcheth, near Warrington.
A high-tech future for waste disposal
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are to invite high tech waste disposal
companies to put forward options for how the borough disposes of its
waste in future.
Smith fears for quality of competition
AFTER another high-scoring victory at the weekend Warrington Wolves boss Tony Smith fears for the quality in depth of the competition and believes the format should be assessed each year “from the outside,” as he also comes to terms with the loss of the “outstanding” Super League player of the year Benny Westwood for the tough trip to France.