Police warn over number plate thefts
DRIVERS are being warned to be on their guard following a series of number plate thefts from vehicles in Warrington.
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Pupils win science awards
M0RE than 30 pupils from schools in Warrington, Halton and Cheshire
have been award school science prizes by the Daresbury Laboratory.
Licensing chiefs ban 3.30am opening
LICENSING chiefs have thrown out a bid by a Warrington bar to stay open until 3.30am every day of the week.
Residents want more public toilets
A SURVEY of more than 3,600 residents in Warrington has shown there is
strong support for a U-turn on the borough’s policy of closing public
toilets.
Arsonists strike twice
ARSONISTS struck twice during the night – continuing the current spate of incidents of vandalism in the Warrington area.
Handel's Messiah
A PERFORMANCE of Handel’s Messiah is to be given to raise funds to restore a local church organ
Road closures
WARRINGTON Borough Council is to make an order temporarily closing
parts of two roads while carriageway reconstruction is carried out.
Town launches literary competition
WARRINGTON has launched its own literary award – and local people will be the judges.
Cemetery survey
VISITORS to Warrington Cemetery tomorrow (Sunday) will be able to take part in an informal consultation about improvements to the facility.
Tip work will go on for two years
WORK is likely to continue on the Risley Landfill site for another two
years – despite tip operators Biffa failing in their bid to win
planning consent for an extension to the tip earlier this year.