Five awaiting sentence after police seize cocaine worth £20 million
FIVE men are awaiting sentence next month after pleading guilty to a drugs conspiracy which led to police seizing cocaine worth £20 million.
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Work underway on new £28m affordable housing schemes
WORK has started on a £28 million scheme to create 161 new, affordable homes at two former school sites in Birchwood and Great Sankey, Warrington.
New cycleway link named in memory of former council leader Terry O’Neill
A new Burtonwood cycleway link has been named ‘Terry O’Neill Way’ in memory of the former Warrington Borough Council leader.
Purslow family pledge to support new Warrington Youth Zone
WARRINGTON Youth Zone has announced that local businessman Chris Purslow and his family have become a Founder Patron of the youth charity.
3 Ways to Improve Your E-Learning Experience
The way we all learn has changed drastically as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Since March 2020, many schools, colleges and universities have been forced to close and move their lessons online.
Grand ceiling feature revealed during renovation works on Warrington’s new upmarket bar
BUILDERS have uncovered an original ceiling feature during renovation works on Warrington’s new upmarket bar The Grand, which is on schedule for completion in May.
CityFibre set to extend its world-class digital infrastructure into Warrington
WARRINGTON is one of the 216 additional towns and villages identified to benefit from a Full Fibre rollout, completing the list of locations in CityFibre’s £4 billion nationwide investment programme.
Lymm still rocking with Lymm Rocks!
LYMM Rocks, the community group of like-minded individuals who enjoy painting, finding and hiding rocks is still rocking and very busy during the pandemic.
Former Mayor alleges shocking behaviour towards women in politics after being told to “shut up” at Penketh Parish Council meeting
VIDEO: THE ongoing issues at Penketh Parish Council boiled over again this week, when veteran Labour Cllr and former Mayor of Warrington Linda Dirir, was told to “shut up” during an outburst from independent Cllr Geoff Fellows.
Catering firms could be forced to close because of staff shortages
SOME catering businesses could be forced to close because of a shortage of staff, a Warrington recruitment company has warned.