Support available for families
PARENTS and carers at Warrington are being urged to take advantage of free school meals and nursery places.
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Students make use of their skills
AN innovative creative business has been set up on the Warrington Campus
of Chester University, making use of the skills and talents of recent
graduates, current students and staff.
Protest over youth cuts
HUNDREDS of young people are to stage a mass protest outside Warrington
Town Hall next Monday to raise awareness of proposed cuts in youth
services in the borough.
Town bid to extend unbeaten run
WARRINGTON Town take on second bottom Ossett Albion at Cantilever Park tomorrow night, Tuesday, hoping to extend their unbeaten run in all competitions to 10 games, with five league victories from their last six outings.
Two robberies could be linked
POLICE at Warrington are investigating two robberies were occurred within minutes of each other – and could be linked.
Lymm lose three in a row
LYMM Rugby Union succumbed to their third straight away defeat against
Chester as a lack of match fitness and intensity gifted a bonus point
win to the promotion hopefuls.
A surprise for Dot
IT came as a big surprise for veteran councillor Dot Edwards when she
attended the usual monthly meeting of Appleton Parish Council.
MP welcomes boost for veterans
WARRINGTON North MP Helen Jones has welcomed news that the Big Lottery
Fund’s “Heroes Return” programme has extended its deadline for
applications to the end of the month.
Something to sing about!
WARRINGTON Schools’ Arts and Culture Service has something to sing about after being recognised by the National Music Council.
Snow brings a surprise visitor
FREEZING temperatures and snow have brought a surprise visitor to Warrington – an otter.