Traders mourn popular jeweller
TRADERS on Warrington Market have been mourning the tragic death of
popular jeweller Peter Sarchet, proprietor of PJ’s Jewellers.
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Street traders to come under control
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington want to impose formal controls on street trading across the whole borough.
Unexpected spin-off for village
THE award of a “Purple Flag” – for high standards of safety and security
at night – may result in an unexpected spin-off for the village of
Stockton Heath.
Safe crossing for children
SCHOOL children, site workers and worshippers attending church will all
be able to cross a busy main road thanks to an initiative by three
councillors.
Police warning on metal thefts
POLICE are warning thieves in Warrington that they may be risking their
lives by stealing certain goods for their scrap metal value.
Gulf widens between unions and Labour
THE gulf that has opened up between the controlling Labour group on Warrington
Borough Council and the Town Hall unions widened further after
scrutiny bosses refused to accept a “call-in” of the controversial
decision to hand over leisure, library and cultural services to new
not-for-profit organisations.
The best we have to offer
A PROGRAMME of special events in the run-up to Christmas will showcase the best that Warrington has to offer.
Hospice welcome inspection
WARRINGTON’S “favourite charity” St Rocco’s Hospice has welcomed an
inspection by a health watchdog describing it as “very productive.”
Science, engineering – and ice cream!
YOUNG people in Warrington will gather to watch a variety of science
experiments including converting liquid nitrogen into ice cream.
Row flares over boundary proposals
A POLITICAL row has flared at Warrington after Labour, Liberal Democrat
and Conservative councillors clashed over opposition to the Boundary
Commission’s proposals for new Parliamentary boundaries in the borough.