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19th September 2013 7:00 am 20 HS2 rail line draws the crowds

MORE than 100 people crammed into Lymm Youth and Community Centre to hear about plans to construct part of the new HS2 high speed rail line to the east of Lymm. Read More

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18th September 2013 10:30 pm 1 McGuinness says sorry but Parry will not forgive IRA

WHILE former IRA chief Martin McGuinness apologised for the Warrington bombing which claimed the lives of two innocent boys, peace campaigner Colin Parry says he has not forgiven those responsible for atrocity 20 years ago which claimed the life of his son. Read More

Crime

18th September 2013 2:00 pm 0 Man injured in 3am robbery

A MAN was pushed to the ground, kicked and robbed in a 3.30am attack at Warrington. Read More

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18th September 2013 7:00 am 4 Anti-litter campaign hailed great success

AN anti-litter campaign in Warrington town centre has seen on-the-spot fines drop by more than 80 per cent. Read More

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18th September 2013 7:00 am 0 Vintage Market back in town

THE annual “Vintage Market” at Warrington Market takes place on Saturday, September 21 – and organisers say it will be the best ever. Read More

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18th September 2013 7:00 am 0 100 learn about town's health service

MORE than 100 people met Warrington’s health chiefs to learn about the range of health services on offer across the borough. Read More

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18th September 2013 7:00 am 3 Villagers cut off by bus service changes

CHANGES to bus services have left villagers at Glazebury, near Warrington virtually “cut off” at certain times of the day, according to two local councillors. Read More

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18th September 2013 7:00 am 0 Beauty spot cafe plan deferred

PLANNING bosses have put off a decision on a controversial proposal to build a cafe at a popular Warrington beauty spot. Read More

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18th September 2013 7:00 am 8 MP pledges to fight Culcheth's corner over HSR2 route

WARRINGTON North MP Helen Jones has pledged to fight Culcheth’s corner if the proposed High Speed rail network route (HSR2) goes through the village, slicing a local business park in two. Read More

Opinion

18th September 2013 7:00 am 2 Council pay awards

WHAT have been described as “immoral” pay rises have been approved for senior managers and directors at Warrington Borough Council ranging from between 4-13 per cent, while the rest of the town hall employees have had to make do with a one per cent rise. Read More