Police given extra powers to tackle knife crimes in Warrington
FOLLOWING two serious knife crimes in the town at the weekend Warrington police officers have been given extra powers to stop and search anyone they suspect of carrying a weapon.
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£7.5 million modernisation scheme for electricity network
A £7.5 million project to modernise key parts of the electricity network that serves more than 80,000 properties across Warrington and district has been completed.
Council presses on with fight to deal with climate emergency
COUNCIL chiefs at Warrington have established a climate emergency commission and are set to approve its membership and terms of reference next week.
Council receives lottery funding boost to mark VE Day
WARRINGTON council has secured an award of £9,500 from the National Lottery Heritage Fund to support town centre activities being held to mark VE Day on Friday May 8.
Council to receive £2.9m funding boost to improve highways
WARRINGTON Borough Council is set to receive a £2.9m funding boost from The Department for Transport (DfT) to improve local highways, following a successful funding bid.
25-year masterplan for inner Warrington
TOWN Hall chiefs will be asked next week to approved a 25-year masterplan for the six inner wards of Warrington.
IT provider joins forces with National Nuclear Laboratory
IT service provider, Yellowbus Solutions Ltd, based at Warrington’s Birchwood Park has joined forces with the National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) to improve how network and IT services are delivered to end users within the nuclear industry.
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Latchford Albion set to launch 75th anniversary season
LATCHFORD Albion begin their 75th anniversary campaign this Saturday with a trip to North West Mens League Division 1 rivals Chorley Panthers .
Care provider Catalyst Choices says overwhelming support from staff
LOCAL adult social care provider Catalyst Choices has expressed disappointment that none of those who condemned proposed changes in pay and working conditions contacted them directly to discuss their concerns, with 70 per cent support from employees and no cuts to basic pay.