Police clampdown on drink crime
ALCOHOL related crime and disorder will not be tolerated in Warrington
during the World Cup, says the police chief who will be in charge of the town centre during the tournament.
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Anti-speeding campaign aims to expand
A NATIONAL campaign, launched in Warrington two and-a-half years ago
aimed at reducing speed limits, is aiming to expand.
Walton Hall: people who haven't heard
A THIRD of visitors to Warrington’s Walton Hall Gardens had not heard of
the borough council’s controversial proposals for a hotel development, a
survey has shown.
Job cuts: staff will be fully involved
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington have moved to reassure council employees
they will be fully involved in any cost-saving changes the authority is
planning.
Shop worker stabbed during raid
A SHOP worker at Warrington was stabbed during a robbery, police
revealed today.
Fringe players get chance to shine
SOME of Warrington’s fringe players will get a chance to shine when
the Wolves take on Hull KR at the Halliwell Jones Stadium on
Friday, missing three players on international duty.
Two jailed for drugs offences
TWO men caught with illegal drugs near Warrington have been given
lengthy prison sentences.
600 workers face redundancy
ABOUT 600 workers at a distribution centre near Warrington are facing
redundancy following a decision by DIY giants B&Q to pull out of the
site.
Celebrating work of unpaid carers
NATIONAL Carers Week will be celebrated in Warrington from Monday to
highlight the vital work of those who provide unpaid care for someone
who is ill, frail or disabled.
Cuts will cause hardship – MP
GOVERNMENT spending cuts will cause real hardship to families in
Warrington and risk the town’s future prosperity according to MP Helen
Jones.