Council chiefs confirm £1 land sale
TOWN Hall bosses at Warrington have re-affirmed a controversial
decision to sell a green field site for £1 to allow a development of
“affordable” homes to go ahead.
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Nominations sought
NOMINATIONS are now being sought for the annual Appreciation of Efforts
Awards 2008 to be presented at the Warrington Disability Partnership
AGM on Wednesday December 3. (International Day of Disabled People)
Why town needs a gypsy site
THE lack of a permanent, publicly owned gypsy site in the Warrington
was a “major factor” in the recent planning battle over an unofficial
site at Grappenhall, according to a Town Hall chief.
Oak trees to be protected
COUNCILLORS have agreed to confirm preservation orders on two
“irreplaceable” oak trees which stand in the way of a proposed care
home for the disabled.
Pupils celebrate tag rugby success
PUPILS from a local primary school are celebrating coming third in a Cheshire-wide primary schools Tag Rugby Festival.
Boss set to be locked up!
PROJECTS funded by the Princes Trust in Cheshire and Warrington will
get a cash boost if BiG Storage boss Andrew Donaldson can get through
24 hours of living in a secure self storage room.
Storm over plan to remove organ
PROPOSALS to remove the historic Cavaille-Coll organ from Warrington’s
Parr Hall – see today’s top story (above) – have already caused a storm
of protest.
Neighbours say it's just not cricket
PLANNING chiefs are to make an out-of-season visit to a cricket club – to find out why it has upset its neighbours.
Town will honour the fallen
WARRINGTON will mark Armistice Day by observing the Royal British Legion’s traditional two-minute silence tomorrow (Tuesday).
Town centre much calmer at night
WARRINGTON’S 10-point plan for tackling the problems of alcohol and
anti-social behaviour in the town centre is making progress in all
areas, according to a senior councillor.