Education re-think gets a welcome
LIBERAL Democrats in Warrington have welcomed the decision by education
secretary Michael Gove to rethink education cuts for councils to pay for
the academy schools programme.
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Gary Skentelbery
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Charity jigsaw puzzle
A CHARITY jigsaw festival is being staged by Newchurch Parish Church, Culcheth, Warrington, to raise money for charity.
Help wanted for local green spaces
LOVERS of the great outdoors are needed to promote the use of local green space in Warrington.
Students' bid to be a fashion reporter
STUDENTS from Warrington and Chester are being invited to bid for a chance to interview top showbiz personalities.
All set for classic Transport Show
THE Classic Transport Show is set to return to Warrington Market bigger
and better than ever – supported by a “classic” TV advertising campaign!
Town to tackle Premier teams
WARRINGTON Town will face Evo-Stik Premier League opposition in the build up
to the new season including against one of manager Joey Dunn’s previous clubs.
Wolves deny link with Aussie ace
AUSSIE Test forward Trent Waterhouse is believed to have signed for
Warrington Wolves although the club say it is pure media speculation.
Decision day for £100m town centre project
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington will be asked next week to select a
private sector development partner to carry out the £100 million
redevelopment of the Bridge Street area of the town centre,
Fewer children go to hospital
A NEW report has revealed that children in Warrington with long term
health conditions – asthma, diabetes and epilepsy – are much less likely
to be admitted to hospital than those living elsewhere in England.
Plans go-ahead for Islamic Association
PLANNING chiefs have agreed to allow Warrington Islamic Association to
carry on using part of a former school gymnasium as a place of worship –
regularising a situation which has existed for more than 10 years.