Mascots team up for fancy dress parade
WARRINGTON Market traders invited various community mascots along to
help encourage people to sign up to for a charity fancy dress mile!
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News in brief
A ROUND-UP of news from around the Warrington area
Crime rate continues to fall
NEW figures from the British Crime Survey show that not only is Cheshire a safer place to live, but that people feel safer too.
Army to go on show
A PRESENTATION detailing life in the Army comes to Warrington next week.
New school will cost £4.5 million
A NEW school project at Warrington, which fell victim to the
Government’s spending axe, looks set to go ahead at a cost of £4.5
million.
Olympics open weekend
AN “Olympics” open weekend is to take place in Warrington on Saturday and Sunday, July 23-24.
Safety call at busy junction
AN urgent call for safety measures to improve a busy junction has been made by Stockton Heath Parish Council.
Classic cars drew the crowds
WARRINGTON Market’s fourth annual classic transport show drew large crowds to the town centre.
Benefit cheat obtained £4,000
A MAN falsely claimed more than £4,000 by failing to disclose he was
living with a partner in full-time employment, magistrates heard at
Warrington.
£6.5 million solar heating plan
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are being urged to approve the business
case for installing solar heating in 600 former council houses at a cost
of more than £6.5 million over 25 years.