Labour launches On Your Street
LABOUR campaigners have launched an “On Your Street” project in the
Culcheth, Glazebury and Croft area and plan to visit every house during
the next 12 months.
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Electric van will save £1,700
A NEW all-electric van has taken to the streets of Warrington – to save the borough council £1,700-a-year and help cut air pollution.
Labour steals our clothing claim
THE new controlling Labour group on Warrington Borough Council has
stolen the clothing of the previous Lib Dem/Conservative coalition, it has been claimed.
Help for victims of hate crime
PEOPLE who suffer hate crime – targeted for reasons such as disability,
race, or a medical condition – are being helped by a special police
campaign in Warrington.
Woman, 25, robbed at home
CASH, bank cards and a mobile phone were stolen during a terrifying burglary in the early hours of the morning at Warrington.
Heart charity seeks heroes
THE British Heart Foundation is hoping to find some of the 50 “Heart Heroes” it needs in Cheshire in Warrington.
Celebration of country crafts
A CELEBRATION of old country crafts and hobbies is to take place at St
Cross Church, Appleton Thorn on July 9 as part of the church’s 125th
anniversary year.
Pupils promote garden of distinction
A WARRINGTON school has been working with a local artist to help promote Walton Hall Gardens.
School's film takes on Harry Potter!
THE fourth feature-length film to be produced by pupils at a Warrington
school will hit the screen on July 7 – a week before the final Harry
Potter film is released.
Health chiefs must save £25 million
HEALTH chiefs in Warrington face the challenge of finding savings of £25 million in the coming year – despite making savings of more than £23 million last year.