Campaign group aims to carry on fighting HS2
COUNCILLORS and campaigners in the Culcheth area have formed a joint group to carry on the fight the HS2 high speed railway
Yearly Archives: 2022
Law firm makes senior appointment in response to growing demand
A NEW senior litigation associate has joined Warrington law firm Primas Law in response with growing demand.
Proactive work by police helps residents feel safe, says commissioner
A REDUCTION in neighbourhood crime and proactive work undertaken by Cheshire Police to help make residents and visitors to the county feel safe has been commended by Police and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer.
Political row over community policing cuts claim
A political row has broken out over Labour claims that community policing is being cut by Tory Police & Crime Commissioner for Cheshire John Dwyer, with Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) numbers set to fall after being championed by the previous Labour PCC David Keane.
Louisa’s new book aims to give women self-belief – and start living
FORMER secondary school teacher, Louisa Herridge, 42 from, Warrington, is celebrating the launch of her new book which flew in at Number 1 in the Amazon bestseller charts in seven categories.
Anti-social youths kicking doors and throwing items at properties
POLICE are currently tackling groups of anti-social youths in the Great Sankey area of Warrington.
No new COVID-19 deaths as infection rates continue to fall with 97 new cases
COVID-19 infection rates are continuing to fall in Warrington, with no further deaths and 97 new cases in the latest daily data.
Tree surgeons to the rescue as road blocked at Lymm
LOCAL tree surgeons from Beechwood Industries Arb team were kept busy during the recent storms including an emergency call to help open a road at Lymm.
A new way for arts professionals in Warrington to get together
ARTS professionals in Warrington are being given a new way to connect with local creatives and access a range of opportunities.
Devastating climate impact of using peat in your garden
NEW analysis by the Wildlife Trusts has revealed the devasting climate impact of using peat in horticulture – and nowhere more so than in the Warrington area.