GREY skies greeted what is believed to be
Warrington’s 179th Walking Day today – but the rain held off for the start of the walk with gloomy weather not
stopping thousands of people taking to the streets – as Mayor Peter Carey enoys the event he first took part in 60 years ago!
A SERIOUS fire involving a garage at a Warrington house threatened nearby properties.
PLANS for three additional classrooms have been given the go-ahead at a Warrington school built less than six years ago.
PLANS for a hot food takeaway shop in a residential area of Warrington have been thrown out – for the eighth time in 30 years.
PLANNING chiefs are to visit an unauthorised tea room in a former
farmhouse before deciding whether locals can carry on enjoying a cuppa
there.
CROFT Primary School is to have a “lollipop person” again.
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have controversially thrown out an application for new buildings for the town’s first Free School
LYMM based roads safety campaigner Rod King has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday honours in recognition of his services to Road Safety.
MORE than 600 people have signed a petition supporting a tea room, art
gallery, studio and beauty treatment room operating without planning
permission from a former farmhouse at Warrington.
THE controversial planning application for new buildings for
Warrington’s first Free School are to come before borough planners
for a second time.
