Appeal for £38,000 launched
WARRINGTON Council for Voluntary Service needs £38,000 within the next three months.
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Road closed as gritter crashes
A ROAD was closed for two hours at Warrington after a gritting vehicle overturned and spilled oil onto the road surface.
Flat dwellers escape blaze
THE occupiers of a flat escaped unhurt early today when fire broke out in a bedroom.
Health services to get funding boost
HEALTH services in Warrington are to receive a major cash boost from the Government over the next three years.
Bus in road crash
EMERGENCY services were called out early this morning to deal with a road crash involving a bus and a car.
Pensioner robbed in own home
WARRINGTON police are appealing for witnesses after a 78-year-old woman was robbed in her own home in Gorsey Lane on Tuesday December 30 shortly after 6pm.
Shops facelift starts
WORK will start on January 7 on an improvement scheme at the Hood Manor shopping precinct at Great Sankey, Warrington.
Planners to visit barn conversion
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are to visit a barn conversion scheme
which has provided 10 new homes before deciding whether a rear,
single-storey extension can be added.
Tourism staff show they are all heart
STAFF at local tourism board, Visit Chester & Cheshire have been
striding ahead, completing a 17-mile hike in aid of The British Heart
Foundation.
Schools maintain standards
CHILDREN’S services in Warrington have maintained the overall “good”
rating they achieved 12 months ago, according to education watchdogs
Ofsted.