Residents lose battle over flats that will “resemble a prison”
NEARBY residents have lost a battle to stop plans for “affordable homes” in Warrington which they claimed would resemble a prison.
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Where and when to vote in next month’s elections
COVID-19 means that some polling stations across Warrington will have changed from previous years when voters go to the polls on May 6.
Inland Border Facility mitigation funding brings community closer together say local Lib Dems
CAMPAIGNING local councillors say the controversial Inland Border Facility at the former Shearings site at Appleton Thorn has brought the community closer together.
Council candidate condemns anti-social behaviour at Whittle Hall
CAMPAIGNING council candidate Pete Pinnington has condemned anti-social behaviour involving an arson attack on a play area at Whittle Hall.
Warrington’s latest COVID-19 and vaccination data with new cases almost non-existent in 15 areas of the town
WHILE new COVID-19 infections are almost non-existent in 15 areas of the borough, seven areas of the town have seen increases, with only Central Warrington reaching double figures.
No COVID-19 related deaths for third consecutive day while six new cases sees small increase in infection rates
NO new COVID-19 related deaths have been reported at Warrington Hospital for a third consecutive day while six new cases have been confirmed, with infection rates in the town are showing a marginal increase over seven days.
Woman arrested after disturbance
A 47-year-old woman was arrested by Warrington Police following a disturbance outside a property in Poulton-with-Fearnhead, Warrington, yesterday afternoon, Wednesday.
Firefighters stop fire spreading to shop
FIREFIGHTERS were called out shortly after 11 pm last night to tackle a fire behind a shop in Bridge Lane, Appleton, Warrington.
Volunteers wanted to help put safety first at Lymm Historic Transport Day event
WITH the whole country taking important steps back towards resuming normal service with the reopening of non-essential shops and outdoor catering, organisers of the annual Lymm Historic Transport Day are looking further ahead.
Student steps out to help raise over £6,000 for cousin battling brain cancer
A LYMM High School student stepped out to help raise over £6,000 for her cousin who is battling the most aggressive stage four brain cancer.