Songs of praise on village green
SCHOOLCHILDREN will lead the annual “Songs of Praise” event on Culcheth Village Green on Saturday, June 20.
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Wayne jets off on 6,000 mile adventure
UNIVERSITY lecturer Wayne O’Brien has jetted off to America to embark
on an epic 6,000 solo bike ride – and simultaneously released a charity
single to help promote his journey.
Flying the flag for the Armed Forces
WARRINGTON – in common with many other towns – will be flying the flag for the first Armed Forces Day on Saturday, June 27.
MP promoted in re-shuffle
MP Helen Jones has received a significant promotion in the Government re-shuffle.
Five year plan to stub out smoking
A FIVE-year action plan has been drawn up to stub out smoking in
Warrington – where the habit is costing local health services more than
£3 million a year.
Bulls out muscle Wolves
WARRINGTON Wolves were out muscled by a rampant Bradford Bulls as they went down 10-21 at the Halliwell Jones.
Helpline launched after first swine 'flu cases
HEALTH chiefs have launched a special helpline after a 40-year-old father and his four-year-old son became Warrington’s first swine ‘flu victims.
Friends meeting
THE newly formed Friends of Peel Hall Park will be holding their inaugural General Meeting on Tuesday July 14, starting at 7pm.
News in brief
A ROUND-UP of news from around the borough of Warrington.
Trees under threat
MEMBERS of Stockton Heath Parish Council are worried that some of the village’s tree-lined roads could be under threat.