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13th May 2016 7:00 am 25 Was Labour’s election victory “fair” for Warrington people?

LABOUR would not have overall control of Warrington Borough Council if last week’s local elections had been fought under a system of proportional representation. Read More

Lymm Life

12th May 2016 5:26 pm 0 Welcome end to a sorry saga at Lymm High School

IT has been a long time coming – but at long last the reasons behind the departure of former Lymm High School Principal Angela Walsh have been made public. Read More

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25th April 2016 7:00 am 0 Warrington Town put football well and truly on map!

CONGRATULATIONS to Warrington Town Football Club on their historic record-breaking title winning season. Read More

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16th March 2016 7:00 am 0 Wolves right to end e-cigarette partnership

CONGRATULATIONS to Warrington Wolves on ending their controversial partnership with an e-cigarette company. Read More

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18th February 2016 7:00 am 0 Viola Beach – a tragic loss but memory will live on

AFTER more than three decades of reporting I am struggling to find the words to convey my feelings about the tragic loss of Warrington band Viola Beach. Read More

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21st December 2015 7:00 am 0 The highs and lows of 2015 in Warrington

AS we enter a new year there is plenty to be positive about in Warrington with the Bridge Street regeneration on schedule which will provide a welcome boost to the town centre. Read More

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16th November 2015 2:15 pm 0 Landmark year for Warrington Disability Partnership

NEXT Year is a landmark year for Warrington Disability Partnership – an organisation I have worked alongside from its inception 25 years ago – and indeed I am honoured to be a trustee. Read More

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24th October 2015 7:00 am 0 Highway chiefs are blooming marvellous

CREDIT where credit is due to Warrington Borough Council’s highways department and their money saving efforts on maintaining grass verges on roadsides. Read More

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22nd October 2015 9:41 am 0 Plenty of culture to be proud of in Warrington

AS I flicked through the pages of the national newspapers my heart sank when I saw the headlines proclaiming Warrington to be bottom of the league for culture and the “worst town in Britain for culture vultures!” Read More

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21st September 2015 7:23 pm 0 Lest we forget – borough ministry plays a vital role

IT was a honour to be involved in remembering those who lost their lives in Warrington’s worst war-time atrocity – the Thames Board Mills bombing, which claimed 16 innocent lives, when a German bomber dropped its deadly cargo on men women and children, enjoying a fete 75 years ago. Read More