Business students face a challenge
MORE than 90 AS Business students enjoyed a day of practical tasks at
Priestley College, Warrington, as part of its Business Challenge 2008.
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Everest hero Stuart meets his match
WARRINGTON mountaineer Stuart Peacock, who has climbed the world’s
highest peaks, including Everest, was married in a ceremony in the Lake
District.
Credit crunch hits hall plan
THE credit crunch has persuaded councillors at Warrington to scale down a proposed £1 million “rescue” plan for Walton Hall.
Vandals on the rampage
VANDALS went on the rampage during the night, setting fire to a number of skips and rubbish compounds across Warrington.
Service of rededication
THE Warrington and District Masonic Group held its annual Service of Rededication at the Parish Church of St Elphin, Warrington.
Green belt plan
PLANNING bosses have been asked to approve the demolition of a property
on green belt land to make way for a new, larger building.
College stages a wedding extravaganza
A LIVE “Wedding Extravaganza” with two fashion shows will form the
centrepiece of the annual open evening at Warrington Collegiate tonight
(Tuesday)
Drumming up support for police band
POLICE are drumming up support for their band – and are looking for volunteers from the Warrington area.
Apartment plan rejected
A PLANNING inspector has thrown out proposals for garages and an
apartment because of the current “oversupply” of new housing in
Warrington.
Man of 73 is Dignity Champion
A 73-year-old Warrington man diagnosed with dementia 15 years ago has signed up as one of Britain’s Dignity Champions.