Minister to meet council
A PARTY of senior councillors and officers of Warrington Borough
Council is travelling to London on Monday to meet Minister of State for Children Dawn Primarolo.
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Police asked to step up patrols
A PARISH council has made an appeal to local police to increase
their patrols in the area in the run up to Christmas after an increase
in burglaries was reported.
Village traffic not acceptable
TRAFFIC conditions in Stockton Heath are “not acceptable” and improvements need to be made according to Warrington borough council.
Choose well on health care
PEOPLE in Warrington are being advised to “choose well” when seeking advice for illnesses during the winter months.
Night shelter plan deferred again
A CONTROVERSIAL plan for a night shelter for homeless people near Warrington town centre has been deferred a second time.
Vote for the Wolves!
A COMMUNITY charity linked to Warrington Wolves is appealing to the
public to pick up the phone and show support when it appears on ITV
next week.
Scrutiny chiefs to probe child care
TOWN Hall scrutiny chiefs are to hold a special meeting in the wake of
the damning report by Ofsted on Warrington’s services for vulnerable
children in care.
Jolly Thresher Pub Lymm
Jolly Thresher Pub, Broomedge, Lymm.
Wolves unveil new kit
BROTHERS Louis and Vinnie Anderson are pictured modelling Warrington Wolves’ ‘new look’ for next season.
Prison strike called off
THE strike which led to more than 150 prison officers walking out at Risley Prison, near Warrington, has been called off.