Creditable draw for Lymm
LYMM made the long journey to Middlesbrough, anticipating a hard match
against a team still in need of points to secure its position in
National League Three North and came away with a creditable 23-23 draw.
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Grass fires spreads to factory
A GRASS fire which got out of control at Warrington caused damage to the rear of an industrial unit.
Women's cricket resumes
THE Cheshire Women’s Cricket League opened its season with champions
Appleton take on a Cheshire Select side – and winning by 17 runs.
Council U-turn on roadworks
HIGHWAYS chiefs at Warrington have done a U-turn on proposals for major road works.
More car boot sales approved
A PLANNING inspector has ruled that the number of car boot sales held at
Townfield Lane, Winwick can be doubled to 28 a year – despite road
safety fears arising from motorists illegally turning right into the
site from the A49 Newton Road.
RL World Cup bid delivered
WARRINGTON’S bid to host part of the 2013 Rugby League World Cup has
been delivered to RFL headquarters in Leeds by Wolves’ mascot Wolfie and
a team of children from the town’s amateur clubs.
Timber mobile phone mast rejected
PLANNING bosses at Warrington have thrown out proposals for a 15m high
mobile phone mast designed to resemble a timber telegraph pole
E-fit picture of street attacker
POLICE at Warrington have released an e-fit picture of man suspected of
pushing over a 67-year-old man, who suffered a fractured hip in the
incident.
Worry over theme park expansion
A CANDIDATE in the borough council elections at Warrington is calling
for a “full and open” consultation into controversial proposals to
expand the Gulliver’s World theme park.
Council cleared by Ombudsman
WARRINGTON Borough Council has been cleared of maladministration in a
long-running planning battle over air conditioning units on the roof of
the town’s Odeon Cinema.