Profound sympathy – but Green Belt comes first
TWELVE months after planning bosses rejected farmer John Cross’s plea
for permission to build a bungalow for his disabled wife, a Government
inspector has dealt him another cruel blow.
TWELVE months after planning bosses rejected farmer John Cross’s plea
for permission to build a bungalow for his disabled wife, a Government
inspector has dealt him another cruel blow.
ANGRY Culcheth residents fear they face an increase in anti-social
behaviour near their homes after a footpath was widened and tarmacced.
MORE details have been released of the homecoming parade for Wolves to
take place on Sunday, August 26 if the team bring the Carnegie Challenge
Cup back to Warrington for the third time in four years.
WARRINGTON Museum has been declared a “Quality Assured Visitor Attraction” for a sixth consecutive year.
A SERIES of four drop-in sessions are being held next month as part of
the consultation exercise into Warrington Borough Council’s
controversial review of home to school transport
THE annual Woolston Show takes place on Sunday, September 2 – with a wide range of attractions for local residents.
WARRINGTON Town kicked off their season in front of the biggest league gate of the day as they were held to a goaless draw by Ossett Town.
A BOY was rescued by firefighters at Warrington after becoming stuck in mud up to his waist.
CALLOUS youths who kicked a hedgehog “like a football” and left it for
dead in Culcheth have been dubbed “barbaric” by a Warrington man.
STUDENTS at Warrington’s Priestley College are celebrating after an
eighth year of securing a 99 per cent pass rate in the A Levels.