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A FORMER Lymm-based Coca-Cola manager who took more than £1.5 million in backhanders handing lucrative contracts to favoured companies in a nine-year corruption scandal, has been spared jail.
FIRE crews were called out to tackle several fires in the open last night, including a fire deliberately started in the Dingle at Appleton.
A one-week road closure will come into force next Monday (April 25) on Omega Boulevard to allow United Utilities to carry out new drainage works.
COVID-19 infection rates are continuing to fall in Warrington with 88 new cases reported in the latest data, with no further deaths locally and hospital inpatient numbers remaining at 65.
POLICE have issued a warning about an increase in bike thefts across Warrington in recent weeks, in particular from outside railway stations.
A new road on the residential part of Omega has been named in memory of Major Frederic A Borsodi, USAAF, who tragically died whilst flying an experimental jet plane over Burtonwood airbase in January 1945.
FOUR more COVID-19-related death have sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital over the Easter Bank Holiday period, although hospital inpatient numbers and infection rates continue to fall.
A D-Day veteran who recently died in Lymm aged 98, is being given a special military send-off in Warrington.
POLICE are seeking witnesses after a motorcyclist came off his bike during a collision on Mill Lane, Lymm, yesterday.
CAMPAIGNERS who fought to save the Raven Inn at Glazebury have already backed a winner – aptly named Raven’s Return and now locals are being given a chance to have a say in the appearance of the historic building.
