£5.2m solar energy scheme to go ahead
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.
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On-street charging as council awards new parking contract
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.
Iconic Mr Smith's nightclub set to be bulldozed
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.
Child safety advice from the council
A SERIES of posters giving advice on child safety issues were distributed in Warrington as part of Child Safety Week.
Inspiring scientists of the future
A WARRINGTON college teamed up with a leading chemical company to inspire scientists of the future.
Travellers move – but not very far
LIFE returned to normal on Culcheth’s village green after police and
council officers persuade a party of travellers to move on after
spending one night there.
Council to fund £5.2m solar heating project
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are to be asked to fund a £5.250 million
scheme to install solar heating in up to 1,500 homes and three sheltered
schemes owned by Golden Gates Housing Trust.
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.
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.”