Third man freed on bail
A THIRD man arrested in connection with a serious attack on a Rugby
League fan at Warrington’s Halliwell Jones Stadium on Sunday, September
26 has been released on bail.
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Festival funds to go to charity
FUNDS raised by this year’s Lymm May Queen Festival are now being
distributed and local charities and community groups can apply.
Safety campaign cuts accidents
A SAFETY campaign at a Warrington college has seen a 20 per cent reduction in accidents.
Help shape town's transport policies
WARRINGTON people are being invited to play their part in shaping the town’s transport for the future.
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.
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.