Public inquiry set to resume on Six56 logistics Green Belt plan
THE public inquiry into the controversial Six56 logistics development on Green Belt land at Grappenhall is set to re-open next month.
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Martin Gleeson becomes Warrington Wolves permanent first team coach
WARRINGTON Wolves have confirmed the permanent appointment of former player Martin Gleeson as the club’s First Team Coach on a two-year contract.
“Extremely disappointed” Warrington Wolves lose appeal against Paul Vaughan’s four match ban
UPDATED: WARRINGTON Wolves have failed in their appeal against popular Aussie forward Paul Vaughan’s four-match ban.
Candle believed to have started bedroom fire as three people require first aid
THREE people required first aid for smoke inhalation, while one was also taken to hospital with burns to their foot following a fire during the early hours of this morning believed to have been started by a candle.
Confirmed road closures for Warrington Running Festival
VARIOUS road closures will come into force this Sunday, September 24, for the annual Warrington Running Festival.
New speed limits for Birchwood Park Avenue
NEW speed limits are to be introduced on Birchwood Park Avenue by Warrington Borough Council due to concerns over entry speeds on roundabouts.
Treat for trainspotters as Sir Nigel Gresley locomotive passes through Bank Quay
TRAINSPOTTERS in Warrington were given an early morning treat when the Sir Nigel Gresley locomotive, which set the post-war speed record for steam traction at 112mph, passed through Bank Quay today, Wednesday.
Warrington ranked third highest crime to CCTV ratio in the UK
WARRINGTON has the third highest crime to CCTV ratio in the country according to new research.
Cabinet approves £2.4m profit dividend from council’s solar farm investments to help protect vital services
A £2.4 million profit dividend payment from the Council’s own solar farm investments is to be paid to Warrington Borough Council.
M62 now fully re-open as man arrested following fatal collision involving pedestrian
UPDATED: THE M62 near Warrington has now fully re-opened after being closed for much of the day after a pedestrian sadly died after being struck by a car during the early hours resulting in the arrest of a 25-year-old man.