Sewer repairs will close road
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are to make an order temporarily banning
traffic from a road where sewer repairs are to be carried out.
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MP visits gas extraction project
WARRINGTON South MP David Mowat has been given a hands-on update on a
project to extract gas from coal seams deep below the ground on the
outskirts of the borough.
Fun Day
A COMMUNITY fun day is being held by the Dorchester Residents’
Association, Great Sankey, Warrington at Crosfields Rugby Club on
Saturday, July 30, from 11am to 3pm.
Car fire spreads to house
FIRE spread to an house after a car caught fire on the driveway of the property at Warrington.
Honours shared in tough game
GRAPPENHALL hung on for a draw to share the honours in an evenly matched Cheshire County League game against a strong Didsbury side at Broad Lane.
Village to put itself on show
THE village of High Legh is putting itself on show over the weekend of Saturday and Sunday, July 9-10 – the “Big Weekend.”
Ex-councillor is new bus chief
NEW chairman of Network Warrington is former borough councillor Maureen Banner.
Kwik cricket tournament
TEAMS from local primary schools will compete in the annual Kwik Cricket
tournament organised by Glazebury Cricket Club on Monday, June 13.
Rail crime drops for sixth year
RAIL travellers from Warrington and across the North West can feel safe
when they travel by train following a sixth successive year of falling
crime on the region’s railways.
2,000 homes at risk of flooding
A REPORT setting out areas of Warrington where there is a significant
risk of flooding is to be submitted to the Environment Agency later this
month.