Mobile phone mast approved
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given the go-ahead for a new, larger mobile phone mast to replace an existing installation.
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Students can get away from it all
STUDENTS at a Warrington college now have the chance to get away from it all – on campus.
Unnecessary AE visits cost £9 million
UNNECESSARY visits to the Accident and Emergency department at
Warrington Hospital are costing the NHS around £9.25 million a year –
and the figure is rising.
16 bonfires and one arson attack!
ON a night when fire crews at Warrington were called out to deal with 16
out-of-control bonfires, arsonists set fire to a private garage after
smashing thedoor.
News in brief
A ROUND-UP of news from around the Warrington area.
Two minute silence
PEOPLE IN Warrington are being invited to join in a two-minute silence in the town on Remembrance Day.
Students cook up help for heroes
A SERIES of high quality lunches and dinners are being organised in Warrington for the Help for Heroes charity next week.
Prepare for an emergency- police
WARRINGTON people are being urged by police to prepare an emergency
“grab bag” in case they ever have to be evacuated from their homes.”
Council to bid for reduced bridge tolls
TOWN Hall chiefs are to try and negotiate a reduced toll for Warrington
residents who use the new Mersey Gateway bridge when it is built.
Concessions for unemployed
WARRINGTON Town FC have decided to allow special concessions for the unemployed starting at tomorrow’s home game with Clitheroe, kick off 3pm.