MP named as a man of influence
WARRINGTON South MP David Mowat has been named as one of the “top ten
new MPs” for science, technology, engineering and maths policy.
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Boy band signs £1million deal
A WARRINGTON teacher is part of a “boy band” that has just signed a £1 million record deal.
Plans for vintage car store
PLANNING chiefs have given a seal of approval for a storage building on a
14-acre estate at Lymm which houses a vintage car collection – and an
army tank.
Young artists in for a surprise
YOUNGSTERS from a Warrington school will have a surprise when they visit
an exhibition of their work – as it will be the first time they have
seen it in its completed form.
New clinics boost for patients
MORE than 1,600 Warrington patients who take the blood thinning
medication warfarin no longer need to travel to hospital for treatment.
Mother and baby escape blaze home
A MOTHER and baby escaped from a smoke-filled flat at Warrington early today after fire broke out in the hallway.
News in brief
A ROUND-UP of news from around the Warrington area.
Simon's £3,000 climb for charity
A FORMER Culcheth man has raised £3,000 for charity – by climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.
Public meeting over tip plan
A SPECIAL residents’ meeting has been called to discuss the
controversial planning application to extend the life of the giant
Arpley Landfill site at Warrington.
Community plans go on show
AMBITIOUS plans for five areas of Warrington have gone on show in local libraries.