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Controversial homes plan gets the go-ahead
A CONTROVERSIAL plan to build seven houses on vacant land previously used as a garden area at Lymm has been…
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Panto team raised £30,000 for rugby club
LYMM Rugby Club’s annual panto – which this year was eight performances of “Snow White” over two weekends, raised £30,000 for the Lymm Grass Roots clubhouse appeal.
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Another Netto store for Warrington
FOLLOWING on from the successful opening of a store at Lymm Danish discount store Netto has announced plans for another outlet in Warrington – at the site of the Sportman’s Arms pub in Penketh.
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Christmas decorations caused house fire
ONE person suffered burns to their hand and also smoke inhalation tackling a fire involving Christmas decorations at Lymm.
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Rain fails to dampen Christmas spirit at Lymm Dickensian Day
VIDEO & PICTURES: TORRENTIAL rain failed to dampen spirits at Lymm village’s annual Dickensian Day.
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Residents warned to be extra vigilant following five burglaries
POLICE are warning residents to be extra vigilant following a spate of five burglaries in the South Warrington area yesterday afternoon and early evening.
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Shadow of HS2 still hangs over the borough
THE shadow of the controversial HS2 high speed rail line still hangs over the Culcheth and Lymm areas of Warrington following the Government’s announcement that it is to accelerate construction work as far north as Crewe.
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New book tells story of a Victorian childhood in Lymm
A NEW book telling the story of a Victorian Childhood in Lymm has been written by local resident Alan Williams – assisted by local illustrator Helen Weston – with proceeds from sales going towards a new heritage centre planned for the village.
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Cotebrook House now in the hands of liquidators
THE future of Cotebrook House, Lymm, is now in the hands of a firm of liquidators in Manchester following the closure of the 69-year-old home on October 31.
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Junior doctors to take “positive action” on strike day
IF the junior doctors’ strike goes ahead, a group of young medics plan to take what they call “positive action” – by volunteering to teach basic life support skills at Lymm.
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