£154,000 boost for childcare
WARRINGTON is to receive a £154,800 allocation from the government to
fund holiday childcare provision.
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Council helps set up theatre workshops
WARRINGTON Borough Council has joined forces with two other Cheshire
councils to arrange a programme of theatre workshops aimed at local
music and drama groups.
Irish night raised £4,200 for Shannon
A GRAND total of £4,200 was raised at a special Irish evening in Lymm to
help send a local youngster to America for vital eye surgery.
Easter tips for chocoholics
TOP tips for Warrington people facing chocolate overload at Easter have
been issued.
Fitness fiends raise £950 for charity
FITNESS enthusiasts across Warrington have raised more than £950 for the
NSPCC’s Child’s Voice Appeal.
Homes plan to go ahead
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given the go-ahead for a
controversial development opposed by nearby residents even though it
will remove an eyesore building.
Man arrested after van hits tree
POLICE at Warrington today appealed for witnesses after a van careered
off the road and collided with a tree.
Lymm take giant step towards title
LYMM Rugby Union took a giant step to securing the North 1 West
championship with a 69-8 annihilation of Leigh.
Anglers bid to restore dam to glory days
ANGLERS are re-stocking picturesque Lymm Dam in a bid to return it to
the heady days of the 1950’s and 1960’s when it was considered one of
the finest fisheries in the North West.
School seeks former pupils
FORMER pupils of Culcheth High School are being invited back to
reminisce about the “good old days” to mark the end of an era.