Surprise party for Enid !
A surprise party was held at Oughtrington Community Centre, Lymm, for
Enid Wrigley founder of the Enid Wrigley School of Dancing to celebrate
her 80th Birthday.
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Scott proves Turkey is not just for Christmas
A talented hospitality and catering student from Warrington Collegiate has proved that a turkey is not just for Christmas.
Fears over future of Lymm High School's Super Head
A question mark is hanging over the future of Lymm High School’s “Super
Head” Tarun Kapur after school governors signaled an intention to
appoint a permanent head teacher “in due course.”
Miss Teen GB finalists help boost funds for hospice
FORMER Miss Warrington and Miss England finalist Holly Ikin has been
busy recruiting teenagers from across the UK to help with fundraising
for Claire House Children’s Hospice, raising an incredible £5,000 for
the charity so far this year.
Global giant moves into town
GLOBAL microprocessor giant Intel has chosen the Hartree Centre, at
Daresbury, near Warrington, as its newest Intel Parallel Computing
Centre.
Warning that town's most important employment area could soon be under threat
A STRATEGY for safeguarding the future of one of Warrington’s most
important employment areas is to be put to Town Hall policy chiefs – with a warning that it could soon be under threat
Pupils celebrates new community kitchen
YOUNGSTERS at Beamont Community Primary School, Orford, Warrington, are
celebrating following the launch of their new community kitchen.
Radio Warrington set to take to airwaves after winning community licence
SEVEN years after first launching, Radio Warrington has at long last been
awarded a community licence to broadcast on air for at least the next five years.
New investment opportunities as motorway improvements get green light
WARRINGTON Council’s decision to approve infrastructure works at
Junction 8 of the M62 motorway, priming new development opportunities,
has been backed by Joint Venture company Lingley Mere Business Park.
Rogue trader ordered to pay £40,000
A ROGUE trader who sold counterfeit clothing from a business address in
Warrington has been ordered to pay back more than £40,000 after being caught by Trading Standards officers.