Town is ready for growth challenge
NEW research into how England’s towns and cities are placed for the
“growth challenge” has shown that Warrington is one to watch.
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Excavations could cause traffic chaos
WORK will start on Monday (March 4) on a major scheme which could cause traffic chaos in North Warrington – involving excavation of 3km of
highway.
£400 donation to deafness charity
CHESHIRE Deafness Support Network (DSN), which has a base in Warrington, received a donation of £400 from a business fundraiser.
MP welcomes new law on bailiffs
WARRINGTON South MP David Mowat has welcomed the news that the law is to
be changed to give vulnerable people stronger protection from
aggressive bailiffs.
Villagers unite to fight HS2
VILLAGERS at Culcheth have voiced their strong opposition to the draft
HS2 high speed rail line which would slice through the village’s Linear
Park if current proposals go ahead.
Butchers benefit from horse meat scandal
BUTCHERS on Warrington market are enjoying a boost in business following
an increase in demand for fresh locally sourced produce following the
horse meat scandal.
£34m street lighting improvements
A £34 million investment programme to improve and update street lighting
in the town was approved by Warrington Council’s executive board.
Getting in touch with the council
WARRINGTON Borough Council is to get a new telephone number for general enquiries.
Flood defence work goes on
WORK on the second phase of Warrington’s new flood defence scheme will
get under way this summer, following completion of the first phase
currently reaching an advanced stage at Latchford.
Should council be abolished?
A REVIEW is to be carried out – including widespread public consultation
– to decide if a Warrington council should be abolished.