Warrington continues to punch above its weight
WARRINGTON’S Annual Property Review will once again show how the town continues to “punch above its weight” when the report is published next month (April).
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Chester Road re-opened following serious crash
UPDATED: POLICE are investigating a serious road traffic collision which resulted in part of Chester Road being closed to traffic during Warrington’s rush hour this evening.
Free property seminar for landlords
A special property seminar is set to take place at the Halliwell Jones Stadium on Monday April 4 aimed at existing landlords and any new landlords or people with aspirations of becoming a landlord.
Pizza plan pending for Omega development site
PLANS have been submitted for a second manufacturing company on Warrington’s Omega South development site.
A piece of cake for the MP
IT was a piece of cake for MP Helen Jones when she visited Warrington Collegiate – a cake baked by students.
Wild Wings Bird Sanctuary face further set back
A BIRD sanctuary is set to lose its second home in less than 12 months after being told to vacate their current premises at a Warrington based garden centre by April 1st.
Work begins on £40m road improvements
WORK has started on a £40million improvement programme for Warrington’s road network over the next three to five years.
Election rivals welcome more power for Warrington – but council leader opposes elected Mayor
FORMER General Election rivals David Mowat and Nick Bent have both welcomed news that the Government is offering devolution powers to Warrington – on condition the town has an elected Mayor.
Rick Astley comes home – after 28 years
RICK Astley, the local lad who became a pop icon and multi-million selling artist, is to play Warrington’s Parr Hall for the first time – 28-years after his showbiz career started.
Anti-HS2 campaigner to stand for Tories in borough election
A KEY figure in the fight to stop the HS2 high speed rail link from passing through Culcheth is to stand for the Conservatives in the May 5 borough council elections.