Any more for the tug of war?
ORGANISERS of an annual tug-o-war are opening the competition up to
allow more teams to take part.
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Irish night raised £4,200 for Shannon
A GRAND total of £4,200 was raised at a special Irish evening in Lymm to
help send a local youngster to America for vital eye surgery.
Praise for tourism chiefs
SHADOW Tourism Minister Tobias Ellwood has applauded the success of
local partnerships in creating a sustainable and successful visitor
economy in the Cheshire-Warrington sub region.
Loan shark jailed four and-a-half years
A LOAN shark who threatened one of his victims, telling her “those
fellas (will be) coming through your door” and threatening to kidnap
her young son if she didn’t pay him, has been sentenced to
four-and-a-half years in jail, at Warrington Crown Court.
Reflex nursing – filling the gap
WARRINGTON based Reflex Nursing & Care was set up as a small family
run business in July 2008 in response to a gap in the market for a
quality supplier of Nursing and Care staff to various establishments in
the North West.
New town centre art gallery
A NEW art gallery is to open in Warrington town centre, offering a
dedicated exhibition space for local and regional artists.
Garage wins planning battle
A COMMERCIAL vehicle repairer has won a planning battle with Warrington
Borough Council over the alleged unauthorised use of land adjoining the
green belt for the storage of heavy vehicles.
Scheme to cut the cost of red tape
A NATIONWIDE scheme that should enable businesses to save time and money
complying with environmental health and trading standards regulations
is being launched in Warrington tomorrow (Friday).
Town to put out the lights
KEY buildings in Warrington will be plunged into darkness for an hour on Saturday night.
Come clean on incinerator says MP
WARRINGTON Borough Council should come clean about its plans for an incinerator according to a local MP.