Town's prosperity threatened by bridge tolls
WARRINGTON’S future prosperity is threatened by tolls to be imposed on
the new Mersey Gateway – the twin crossing of the Mersey at Halton.
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Ten man Town lose out again
WARRINGTON Town suffered back to back home league defeats for the first time this season as they were edged out 0-1 at home to Ossett Town.
Councillor's speed limits victory
A COUNCILLOR is celebrating after winning a fight to have 20mph speed
limits introduced on Twiss Green Lane and throughout Doeford Close,
Culcheth.
Firefighters splash out for charity
FIREFIGHTERS from two Warrington fire stations are splashing out with a
car wash on Saturday, March 29 kin aid of the Fire Fighters charity.
Showpeople can live on their own land
A FAMILY of travelling show people have won a planning battle for the
right to set up home on a piece of Green Belt land they bought for
£300,000.
Family tribute to grandmother who died in canal
THE grief-stricken family of Valerie Pritchard, the woman who died
tragically when her car plunged into the Manchester Ship Canal at
Warrington, have been talking about their much-loved mother, grandmother
and great grandmother.
The ginger cat that's not so welcome!
NEARBY residents have lodged strong objections to plans to erect signs
showing a picture of a ginger cat and the word “welcome” on a commercial
building near their homes at Padgate, Warrington.
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Footpath application fails
A WALKER has failed in a bid to have a route he claims to have walked
for 54 years added to Warrington’s definitive rights of way map.
Funding boost for historic Sankey Canal
WARRINGTON’S historic Sankey Canal, the first canal built in England in
1757, has been awarded a £654,000 grant from the Coastal Communities
Fund to sustain and facilitate economic growth.