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.

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.”

PLANNING bosses at Warrington are being asked to approve a retail,

office and restaurant complex on the site of a car sales operation.

A WOMAN was trapped in a car for almost an hour after a collision

involving two saloon cars in Stockport Road, Grappenhall, Warrington.

A SECTION of one of Warrington’s busiest main roads is to be resurfaced

over a period of six weeks – with inevitable disruption to traffic.

ALL three lanes of the M6 southbound carriageway near Warrington were closed when a heavy lorry burst into flames.

AT a time of financial cut backs and redundancies in the public sector

Warrington Council has come under fire from Trade Union bosses who are investigating alleged “unscrupulous spending” on credit cards totalling more than

£67,000.

THE M6 motorway northbound carriageway has now fully re-opened following

the crash involving a heavy lorry and a car  near Warrington this

morning.