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24th January 2013 7:00 am 0 School marks end of an era

PUPILS and staff at Warrington’s Sycamore Lane Primary School will be marking the end of an era by turning the clock back to the 1960s. Read More

Crime

24th January 2013 7:00 am 0 Man attacked and robbed

A MAN was attacked and robbed just after using his mobile phone while walking along a road at Warrington. Read More

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24th January 2013 7:00 am 0 New pond for children's zoo

WORK has started on construction of a new duck pond at the children’s zoo at Walton Hall Gardens. Read More

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24th January 2013 7:00 am 4 Council's 848 below Living Wage staff

WARRINGTON Borough Council – which earlier this week decided to look into introducing the “Living Wage” into its pay structure – employs 848 people who receive basic pay lower than it. Read More

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24th January 2013 7:00 am 5 New stadium plan for Town!

AMBITIOUS Warrington Town Football Club have unveiled plans for a stadium complex on the former Burtonwood air base site at Omega, which includes an indoor sport and entertainment venue. Read More

Crime

23rd January 2013 1:00 pm 1 Paralympic star's stolen gear found

POLICE have recovered a number of items belonging to Warrington Paralympic gold medallist Adrian Derbyshire which were stolen at the weekend. Read More

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23rd January 2013 7:00 am 1 Travellers' camp back on agenda

THE controversial plan to expand a travellers’ camp on Green Belt land at Warrington is to come back before the borough council’s development management committee tomorrow. Read More

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23rd January 2013 7:00 am 0 Will spring be early this year?

IT may seem a little early, but the Woodland Trust is calling on the public in Cheshire to help record the first signs of spring as part of the UK’s longest-running survey of the effects of the changing climate on native trees, plants and birds. Read More

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23rd January 2013 7:00 am 0 Web firm wins big contract

WARRINGTON-based web specialist Ixis has secured a major contract through the Government’s G-Cloud procurement framework – to provide managed hosting and support services to health and care watchdog the Care Quality Commission. Read More

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23rd January 2013 7:00 am 0 Up and coming theatre stars

TWO young men who turned down the chance of going to university and set up their own theatre group instead believe they made the right decision. Read More