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19th October 2012 7:00 am 8 Uproar over clay pigeon shooting plan

A PLAN to establish a clay pigeon shooting club on farm land at Rixton, Warrington has triggered massive objections. Read More

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18th October 2012 7:00 am 0 Temporary road closures

TEMPORARY driving bans and speed restrictions are to be introduced in the Lymm area to enable Warrington Borough Council to carry out carriageway resurfacing work. Read More

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18th October 2012 7:00 am 0 Benefit cheats must do unpaid work

THREE people were ordered to repay housing and council tax benefits they received through cheating the system and also carry out unpaid community work when they made separate appearances before magistrates at Warrington. Read More

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18th October 2012 7:00 am 2 Poppy appeal launch

THE Poppy Appeal will be launching in Warrington on Thursday October 25 – with full backing from the Mayor, Cllr Steve Wright. Read More

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18th October 2012 7:00 am 0 Megan chalks up a first

A WARRINGTON teenager has enrolled as the first female mechanical engineer at the Port of Liverpool. Read More

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18th October 2012 7:00 am 8 School bus decision called in

THE controversial decision to axe free school buses for hundreds of children at Warrington has been “called in” for further consideration. Read More

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18th October 2012 7:00 am 1 Council aims to save £2.3m on adult care

COUNCIL chiefs at Warrington have approved plans to re-negotiate fees paid to independent nursing and care homes across the borough – with the aim of saving around £2.3 million. Read More

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18th October 2012 7:00 am 6 Travellers ask council for bins

TRAVELLERS who have set up camp at the side of a busy road have asked Warrington Borough Council to provide them with bins. Read More

Opinion

17th October 2012 10:00 am 2 Modesty forbids…

THE investigation by Prof Steven Broomhead, interim chief executive of Warrington Borough Council, into what went wrong when road markings were modified, without warning, at Bridgefoot, has revealed an almost unbelievable lack of care in the council’s Transport, Engineering and Operations service. Read More

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17th October 2012 7:00 am 0 Volunteers wanted

ST Rocco’s Shop in Lymm village is on the look out for volunteers, particularly on Saturdays. Read More