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17th January 2012 7:00 am 0 Councils join up over vascular services

THREE councils have joined forces to review a proposal to remove vascular services from Warrington Hospital. Read More

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17th January 2012 7:00 am 0 Water voles hold up riverbank plan

PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have decided to delay a decision on a controversial riverside development – to give time to find out if water voles live in the area. Read More

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17th January 2012 7:00 am 0 Freeze up drives canal users quackers!

When the Bridgewater Canal freezes up near Warrington it causes problems for all who use it. Boatmen and ducks. Read More

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17th January 2012 7:00 am 0 Man's jaw fractured in attack

A MAN suffered a fractured jaw at Warrington when he was attacked by a gang of thugs in the early hours of the morning. Read More

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17th January 2012 7:00 am 3 Council slashes spending on agency staff

WARRINGTON Borough Council has slashed spending on agency staff by 23 per cent during the current year – on top of a 21 per cent reduction in 2010-11. Read More

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16th January 2012 1:30 pm 0 CCTV images of sex attack suspect

POLICE today released CCTV pictures of a man they wish to trace in connection with a serious sex attack on a woman in Warrington town centre. Read More

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16th January 2012 10:30 am 0 Lymm lose out

LYMM Rugby Union club lost out 23-19 in a game of two halves at Waterloo. Read More

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16th January 2012 7:00 am 3 Parking service runs up £232,700 loss

WARRINGTON’S parking service ran at a loss of £232,700 last year – an increase of £90,649 compared with the previous year. Read More

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16th January 2012 7:00 am 0 Rotary float raises £6,000

THE total of Lymm Rotary Club’s Christmas float collections around the roads of Lymm and Thelwall, Warrington, was a near record of almost £6,000. Read More

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