NHS staff become “dementia friends”
STAFF at NHS Warrington Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), became “Dementia Friends” to show their support for Dementia Awareness Week.
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“A victory for public health”
WARRINGTON Borough Council has welcomed “a victory for public health” as standardised (plain) tobacco packaging regulations come into force.
Grappers snatch victory in the rain
RAIN played a major role in the weekend’s cricket programme in the Warrington area, with matches cancelled, abandoned and shortened – but Grappenhall manage to snatch a victory in their Vivio Cheshire County League game against Tattenhall at Broad Lane.
Woolston juniors win four out of four
WOOLSTON Rovers Juniors won four out of four games played at the weekend – two…
Labour accused of “abuse of power”
LABOUR councillors at Warrington have been accused of an abuse of power in the run up to today’s annual meeting of the borough council.
Latchford get back to winning ways
LATCHFORD got back to winning ways with a good victory over a spirited Bank Quay Bulls side at a busy Victoria Park Arena.
Top awards for two Warrington leisure centres
TWO Warrington leisure centres – Orford Jubilee Neighbourhood Hub and Birchwood Tennis and Leisure Complex – have been named centres of excellence for the work they do to support disabled people.
Residents’ anger over tree surgery plan for protected Sycamores
THREE residents of Culcheth Hall Drive, Culcheth have complained to Warrington Borough Council chiefs over a decision to allow a tree surgeon to carry out work on protected trees in their gardens without even telling them.
Builders threaten judicial review over Omega homes plan
SOLICITORS acting for a major house builder have warned planning chiefs at Warrington that if proposals for 1,100 new homes at Omega South are approved without resolving forecast traffic problems they will seek to block the scheme by way of judicial review.
Police officers to be given a new look
BOBBIES on the beat in Warrington will soon have a new look.