TWO years on from setting up as a not for profit community interest
company staff at Warrington’s LiveWire leisure centres and libraries are
facing changes in their terms and conditions to ensure the future
success and vitality of the organisation.
SIGNAGE clutter on Warrington’s roads together with a “mania” for more
traffic lights are blighting the town’s highways according to Chamber
of Commerce chief Colin Daniels.
A FORMER criminal barrister turned businesswoman has been chosen by the
Labour Party to contest the Culcheth, Glazebury and Croft seat in the
Warrington Borough Council elections next May.
THE Warrington Bike Hire Scheme is celebrating its first year with a special membership offer.
EIGHTEEN students and three staff from a township school in South Africa
have returned home after a fun-filled seven day visit to Culcheth High
School.
MEMBERS of Warrington Borough Council will be asked tonight to formally
adopt the borough’s Local Plan Core Strategy – the planning blueprint
that will guide development of the town up to the year 2027.
WARRINGTON businessman Paul Taylor has called for better communication
with landowners in the area following the recent “invasion” when
travellers landed on Culcheth village green.
COUNCIL chiefs at Warrington have approved a £5.25million capital
investment to provide solar energy panels on 1,500 properties and three
sheltered housing schemes.
ON-street parking charges in Warrington town centre, bus lane
enforcement and cashless parking look set to be introduced following the
borough council’s decision to award a contract to a new parking service
provider.
WARRINGTON’S iconic Mr Smith’s night club and former Ritz cinema
building is set to be bulldozed on August 11 by its current owners.
