Schools to remain closed
TWO Warrington schools will remain closed on Monday, following a major electrical fire which has already forced them to close for two days.
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Hairdresser's community boost
A WARRINGTON hairdressing business is celebrating its 60th anniversary
by supporting an initiative which gives grants to community groups in
the borough.
Celebrity medium coming to town
A PROFESSIONAL medium whose clients include George Michael, Uma Thurman and Mel B is bringing her popular show to Warrington.
News in brief
A ROUND-UP of news from around the Warrington area
Club back charity
PREMIER local football club Warrington Town helped out local charity
Families United (FUN) by donating a season ticket for the club’s
forthcoming 2009-10 season to the charity’s fun day held at Mascrat
Manor in Woolston.
Town well represented
WARRINGTON is well represented with talent in the latest Rugby Football League District squads.
Two jailed for prison disturbance
TWO men involved in what was described as a “serious disturbance” at
Risley Prison were given jail sentences at Warrington Crown Court.
A touch of the macabre
A WARRINGTON student theatre company brought more than a touch of the macabre to their latest production.
Residents can visit police surgery
RESIDENTS in Grappenhall and Thelwall can quiz their local PCSOs at a special “police surgery” next week.
Backing for informal learning
WARRINGTON Borough Council is backing the government’s ‘Informal
Learning Pledge,’ along with many other organisations ranging from the
National Trust to Microsoft and BUPA.