Black ice warning for motorists
POLICE at Warrington today urged drivers to take extra care due to treacherous conditions on local roads.
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New group for professionals
A NEW organisation has formed in Warrington and Cheshire for professionals involved in will-writing and estate planning.
MPs surprise gifts – hundreds of socks!
WARRINGTON’S MPs have received an unexpected “gift” from the town’s students – hundreds of pairs of socks.
Residents warned over meter scam
PEOPLE in Warrington are being warned about a scam in which cut-price energy is offered to householders with pre-payment meters.
School's White Ribbon campaign
PUPILS at a Warrington school have been showing their support for the
White Ribbon campaign – the town’s anti-domestic abuse initiative.
All the fun of the Santa Dash!
A TEAM from Warrington joined 7,000 others in costume for Liverpool’s annual Santa Dash.
No alternative to giant tip extension
THERE is no alternative to granting permission for the controversial 18
month extension plan for the giant Risley Landfill site, according to
Warrington planners.
Police probe arson attack
POLICE are investigating after an arson attack on a car parked on the owner’s drive at Warrington.
Dance group scoops 11 awards
A WARRINGTON street dance group scooped 11 awards at the UK Cheerleading Association’s championships.
£4m tree planting campaign
COMMUNITY woodland sites at Warrington and across Cheshire and
Merseyside will benefit from a £4.2 million tree planting campaign
announced by the government.