Fighting the credit crunch
ANYTHING the borough council can do to ease difficulties caused by the “credit crunch” must be welcome. But we must urge caution.
ANYTHING the borough council can do to ease difficulties caused by the “credit crunch” must be welcome. But we must urge caution.
WARRINGTON Wolves have announced the first of their pre-season
friendlies, against the old enemy Wigan Warriors, in a
traditional festive clash at The Halliwell Jones Stadium.
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WARRINGTON Town set up a mouthwatering home derby clash with Nantwich Town as they clinched a 3-1 extra time victory over Midlands based Romulus in the FA Trophy 2nd qualifying round replay at Cantilever Park last night.
WARRINGTON’S controversial parking warden service made a profit of £73,242 last year – with the money being spent on car park management.
TWO busy Warrington roads will be closed to traffic for about 14 weeks from Monday, November 17.
THE upkeep of graves, maintenance of paths and access to plots were
among the issues raised by the public during a consultation event at
Warrington Cemetery.
AN incredible £2,000 was raised for Children in Need by a quiz night at a local pub
LIBERAL Democrat Shadow Chancellor Vince Cable has been to Warrington
to find out how the “credit crunch” is hitting small, independent
businesses.
LABOUR councillors have apologised to Warrington’s Conservative leader
over “misinformation” circulated about him in the row over the Titan
prison saga.
FIRE crews tackled a blaze in a 10th floor flat at Warrington – in the
belief someone could be trapped in the smoke-filled property.