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INDEPENDENT Cllr. Neil Johnson says he is “extremely disappointed” with his former Labour colleagues after Warrington Borough Council’s Cabinet decided to proceed with the purchase of land in Croft for a gypsy traveller site.
A fly-tipping issue at Locking Stumps, Warrington has now been resolved after a stand-off over responsibility to clear up the mess between Warrington Borough Council and the Environment Agency.
A decision is pending on the future of a proposed gypsy traveller transit site at Croft, following a leak revealing the proposed location.
THE fifth Warrington Business Conference which attracted an audience of around 300 local businesses has been hailed the “best yet.”
PLANS are in the pipeline to introduce new crossing facilities to improve highway safety near schools in the Grapenhall Heys and Appleton areas of Warrington.
VARIOUS community fireworks and bonfire displays are taking place across Warrington this year from November 2nd to 9th.
UP to five weeks of road closures for resurfacing works are set to start on Manchester Road, Woolston, Warrington, this Monday, October 14.
LOCAL Lib Dems have hit out at former Labour Cllr Neil Johnson for leaking the location of a proposed gypsy traveller transit site at Croft, Warrington.
A UKRAINIAN artist who has been influenced by graffiti artist Banksy has held his first solo exhibition at a gallery in Lymm.
POLICE in Warrington are urging parents and carers to make sure their children understand the dangers of playing in empty disued buildings after three teenagers were arrested on suspicion of burglary and criminal damage.
