Town may be failing the most vulnerable
A TOWN Hall working group has expressed concern that Warrington risks
failing to comply with a Government target to eradicate rough sleeping
by 2012.
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New members for police authority
THREE new members have been appointed to Cheshire Police Authority – including Warrington Borough Council’s Peter Walker.
Heart checks for rugby fans
FANS attending the Warrington Wolves match against Salford Reds at the
Halliwell Jones on Sunday will be able to have their pulse checked to
ensure their heart rhythm is all right.
A week of road closures
ROAD closures are set to take place on the B5212 Holcroft Lane and
Glazebrook Lane at Culcheth from Monday, July 4 while road resurfacing
is carried out by Warrington Borough Council.
Village to stage its first beer festival
VILLAGERS in Lymm will be able to “raise a glass” as they raise money at the inaugural Lymm Beer Festival on September 9 and 10.
Carnival with a 1970s theme
THEME of Croft Carnival this year is the 1970s – the decade in which the event has its roots.
Last gasp win for Wizards
WARRINGTON Wizards pulled of a stunning last minute victory at Hemel
Stags in The Rugby League Conference National in a very hard fought
encounter that could have gone either way.
MP visits gas extraction project
WARRINGTON South MP David Mowat has been given a hands-on update on a
project to extract gas from coal seams deep below the ground on the
outskirts of the borough.
Sewer repairs will close road
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are to make an order temporarily banning
traffic from a road where sewer repairs are to be carried out.
School walk will aid hospital
THE annual Lymm High School “Twilight Walk” in aid of the Christie Hospital takes place on Wednesday, July 13.