Affordable homes boost planned
TOWN Hall bosses at Warrington are hoping to set up partnerships with
about six housing association to boost the provision of affordable
homes in the borough.
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Market manager shortlisted for top award
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Cheshire County League when they won by three wickets at Timperley.
£4,000 handout to grassroots groups
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distributed as WarringtonCouncil for Voluntary Service under the
“Grassroots” scheme.
Death of cup legend
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Lymm win first silverware in 20 years
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Work starts on synthetic pitch
WORK has started on a new, state-of-the-art synthetic pitch at Warrington’s Birchwood High School.
Charlie's not such a novice
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Gifted youngsters graduate early
MORE than 60 gifted and talented youngsters from Warrington have been
awarded university “graduation certificates” – after attending extra
lessons on Saturday mornings.
£1.5 million expansion for school
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