Three-storey homes plan is thrown out
A PLAN to demolish a bungalow and replace it with two, three-storey five-bedroomed houses at Lymm has been thrown out by planning chiefs.
Author David Skentelbery
College works to raise students’ aspirations
A WARRINGTON college is working with two of the world’s leading universities to raise the aspirations of young people.
Tackling Hate Crime across Warrington and Cheshire
POLICE in Cheshire are joining other North West police forces in raising awareness of hate crime this week.
4,000 opinions will help shape Warrington’s local plan
BOROUGH Council officers are making good progress in working through the thousands of public representations received over Warrington’s controversial Local Plan.
Unlicensed scrap dealer must pay £2,000 in fines and costs
AN unlicensed scrap metal dealer will have to pay nearly £2,000 in fines after he was caught collecting metal unlawfully by Warrington Borough Council.
40 council posts at risk as 5.98% council tax rise proposed
UP to 40 council posts could be axed at Warrington in the coming year as the authority struggles to make savings of £15.5 million imposed by central government.
Pensioner must pay £600 for using late husband’s blue badge
A WARRINGTON pensioner will have to pay more than £600 in fines and costs after using her late husband’s disabled parking badge to avoid paying parking charges.
“Save the NHS” demonstrators outside Warrington Hospital
PLACARD-bearing demonstrators were outside Warrington Hospital on Saturday as part of a national campaign to “Save the NHS”
Golden Gates to get a major facelift
WARRINGTON’S historic Golden Gates are to be given a major refurbishment.
Woolston – and its fascinating history – to go on show
RESIDENTS of the Woolston area will be able to learn about the history of their…