Kids Planet rated “world class” by parents
LEADING Lymm-based childcare group Kids Planet has revealed that the results of its most recent Parents Survey came in at an excellent Net Promoter Score of 71.1 – in the ‘World Class’ category.
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Impressive victory for Lymm against determined opposition
WITH a victory scoreline of 46-10 the final score suggests Lymm had an easy day against Wirral, when in reality this was a tough challenge, against determined opposition.
COVID-19 infections rates continue to fall in Warrington with 60 new cases
COVID-19 infection rates are continuing to fall in Warrington, with 60 new cases reported in the town.
Lymm May Queen road closures
VARIOUS road closures will be in place in Lymm village on Saturday for the return of the Lymm May Queen Festival which was postponed earlier in the year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Unsafe” Local Plan has been produced in haste, say Tories
WARRINGTON urgently needs a new, agreed Local Plan – but not one produced in haste which councillors have not had time to consider properly.
Call for council to carry out urgent review and exit from investment in Together Energy
CONCERNED opposition councillors are calling on Warrington Borough Council to urgently review and exit from its investment in Together Energy, with companies going bust due to the current energy crisis caused by a sharp rise in the wholesale price of gas.
Dallam Lane car fire and blaze in park
FIREFIGHTERS used a hose reel jet to tackle a car fire in Dallam Lane, Warrington.
MP urges residents to have a say on future of Fiddler’s Ferry site
WARRINGTON South MP Andy Carter is urging residents to have a say on the future of Fiddler’s Ferry, the former coal-fired power station which will now be included in the Council’s Draft Local Plan.
Tennis club’s memorial tournament raises £1,170 for St Rocco’s
A TOURNAMENT held by Stockton Heath Tennis Club as a tribute to member Jon Clark, who died earlier this year, raised an amazing £1,170 for Warrington’s St Rocco’s Hospice.
Planners urged to refuse permission to extend Green Belt cottage
PLANNING chiefs are being recommended to refuse permission for extensions to a Green Belt cottage – even though there would be no unacceptable impact on the local area.