Blaze at food plant
THREE fire engines were involved in an operation at Woolston, Warrington
early today after fire broke out in an industrial deep fat fryer.
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Fire at sub-station
DENSE smoke drifted across Warrington town centre after fire broke out at an electricity sub-station.
Praise for life and death training
EMERGENCY training which helps police in Warrington deal with “life and death” situations has been praised.
All set for Queen's visit
WARRINGTON Council has released more details about the Queen’s visit to
the town this Thursday (May 17) to officially open the Orford Jubilee
Neighbourhood Hub.
Town must not be dustbin for others
WARRINGTON South MP David Mowat took up the cudgels on behalf of up to
10,000 people living near the giant Arpley landfill site, in a House of
Commons debate.
Bulging school to get new classroom
A PRIMARY school said to be “bulging at the seams” has been given permission to install a mobile classroom in its grounds.
Plan ditched over takeaway fears
PLANNING chiefs have thrown out proposals for a retail and restaurant
development on a Warrington garage site – after nearby residents voiced
fears that a takeaway might be set up.
School needs extra classroom
PLANS for a mobile classroom at Lymm’s Cherry Tree Primary School do not
mean it is to become a two-form entry school, nor that there will be
any increase in pupils or staff, planning chiefs have been told.
Plans to boost town centre economy
AMBITIOUS plans to help grow Warrington’s town centre economy and
improve the quality of life have moved forward with proposals for the
Palmyra Square “cultural quarter.”
Restaurant plan for car sales site
PLANNING bosses at Warrington are being asked to approve a retail,
office and restaurant complex on the site of a car sales operation.