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Road closure for new pedestrian crossing
PART of Common Lane, Culcheth, will be closed for up to six weeks while construction works take place for a new pedestrian crossing.
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Gully cleaning, COVID testing and parking petition welcomed at Croft
GULLY cleaning following flooding, a COVID testing facility and a parking petition to tackle a longstanding problem have been welcomed at Croft.
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Lions’ funded van gives huge boost to all Helping Hands branches
FOUNDER of Helping Hands Culcheth Glazebury & Croft Wendy Maisey OBE has expressed her delight at the delivery of a new van funded by Warrington and Birchwood Lions.
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Villagers ridicule “temporary repairs” under flood bridge
REPAIR work carried out to deal with flooding on the A574 under Chat Moss Bridge, Glazebury has been ridiculed by villagers.
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Croft farm wins approval for Spanish tunnels to meet demand for pick-your-own fruit
PLANNING chiefs have given the go-ahead for an ambitious scheme to meet the growing demand for pick-your-own soft fruit at Kenyon Hall Farm, Croft.
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Pressure on Green Belt quadruples in seven years, according to CPRE
THE Green Belt – the countryside next door for 30 million people – is facing extreme and sustained pressure, according to the countryside charity CPRE.
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M6 closed as firefighters tackle car blaze
THE M6 near Croft was closed earlier today (Wednesday) as Warrington firefighters tackled a car blaze on the southbound carriageway near junction 21.
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New symptom-free COVID-19 testing site to launch in Croft
A new symptom-free COVID-19 testing site is set to launch in Croft as part of expansion plans for more localised testing across the borough.
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BAS win prestigious Vehicle Adaptation Service of the Year Award
LOCALLY based BAS is celebrating after winning a prestigious Vehicle Adaptation Service of the Year Award for the North West.
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Culcheth Community Day cancelled for second year running
CULCHETH Community Day – normally held at the beginning of May – has been cancelled for the second year in succession.
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