96-bed hotel up for sale
WARRINGTON’S 96-bedroom Holiday Inn is up for sale – along with 20 other hotels in the group across the country.
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Swing bridge agreement
NEWS that Warrington Borough Council and Peel Ports – owners of the
Manchester Ship Canal – have reached agreement to minimise traffic
disruption in the town when the bridges are swung, should on the face of
it be welcomed.
Council clinches new deal on Ship Canal
AGREEMENT has been reached between Warrington Borough Council and Peel
Ports – owners of the Manchester Ship Canal – to minimise traffic
disruption in the town when the bridges are swung.
Omega development gets the green light
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given outline planning consent for
the next phase of development on the giant Omega site – 2.1 million sq
ft of logistics and manufacturing premises on 150-acres of land in the
southern part of the site.
Full carriageway closures on Thelwall Viaduct
REPAIR work on the M6 Thelwall Viaduct, near Warrington is nearing
completion – but there will be full carriageway closures on Sunday and
Wednesday nights.
Bridgefoot accident signals more traffic chaos for Warrington
AN accident on Bridgefoot during the “rush hour” evening traffic signaled a second lot of traffic chaos for Warrington in one day following the “chicken run” incident on the M62 this morning.
Chickens on the run cause traffic chaos in Warrington
TRAFFIC in Warrington came to a standstill this morning following an
accident on the M62 which involved a lorry crashing and spilling thousands of live
chickens on the carriageway.
4,000 new jobs plan for Omega
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are expected to give the go-ahead for a
major expansion of the giant Omega development site which will provide
up to 4,000 new jobs.
40 major projects to start in region
FORTY major infrastructure projects are starting in the North West this
year – including a number affecting the Warrington area, the government
has announced.
Anger over council's rat run decision
RESIDENTS have reacted angrily to a Warrington Borough Council traffic
committee’s refusal to ban through traffic from a “rat run.”