Gritting not good enough!
WARRINGTON Council’s failure to grit roads properly has cost the local economy tens of thousands of pounds in lost revenue according to business leaders.
WARRINGTON Council’s failure to grit roads properly has cost the local economy tens of thousands of pounds in lost revenue according to business leaders.
LABOUR have chosen a former special advisor to Government Minister
Tessa Jowell to be their prospective parliamentary candidate for
Warrington South following Helen Southworth’s decision not to contest
the seat at the next General Election.
THE “big freeze” put paid to the annual meeting between Town Hall
bosses and business leaders at Warrington to discuss the council budget
for the forthcoming financial year.
MANY Warrington people are among almost half-a-million across the North West who are working overtime for no extra pay.

IT’S Day 2 of the great Warrington “white-out” – and although overnight temperatures plunged well below freezing point the town’s buses are back on the road and Golden Square is open for business.

WARRINGTON was brought to a near standstill with heavy snow blanketing the town and surrounding area with all schools being forced to close tomorrow, Wednesday.

CULCHETH village and surrounding areas experienced the heaviest snow fall for many a year during the night and today with many businesses unable to open and local schools being closed.
FIVE students from the Berufskolleg Hilden, a vocational school in one
of the towns twinned with Warrington have recently finished a two month
placement in the borough.
TRADING Standards chiefs at Warrington have issued a warming to local businesses about an advertising scam

ANOTHER question mark is hanging over the future of 24,000 new jobs at
Warrington’s £1 billion Omega development, which could now be earmarked
for a major housing development due to fears there will be no recovery in the commercial property market for up to five years!