Plan to restore memorials to fallen soldiers
THREE weathered memorial plaques commemorating the fallen of two world wars and other conflicts will be replaced or restored if Warrington planners give the go-ahead.
Author David Skentelbery
Green Belt garden plan
PLANNERS at Warrington are being asked to approve a retrospective application to change a piece of open land in the Green Belt into a domestic garden.
Twenty years on…the station now arriving at Chapelford
PLANS for the long-awaited Chapelford, or Warrington West, railway station will go before the borough council’s development management committee next Thursday – some 20 years after proposals were first put forward.
Day of action against doorstep crime
POLICE joined forces with Warrington Borough Council, Trading Standards and other organisations for a day of action to combat doorstep crime in the town.
Children’s nursery is “outstanding” says Ofsted
LYMM’S Rosebank Centre children’s nursery has been judged “outstanding” by education watchdogs Ofsted.
Murder most foul – in 19th century Warrington
A NEW ebook written after extensive research lifts the lid on life, crime and death in 19th century Warrington.
Storm over gypsy caravan park plan
FIFTEEN nearby residents have lodged objections to an application to make permanent a controversial temporary gypsy caravan site at Walton, Warrington.
Cheerleading group strikes gold
A WARRINGTON-based cheerleading group has struck gold after winning a top regional prize.
Lottery boost for Walton Hall restoration
EXCITING plans for the transformation and restoration of part of Warrington’s Walton Hall and Gardens have moved a step closer thanks to a winning bid for initial support from the National Lottery via the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
Do you know who you are talking to?
POLICE have issued a warning about the cold calls that nearly everyone receives on an almost daily basis.