Lorry driver charged after horror crash
A LORRY driver involved in Monday’s horrific crash on the M6, which wiped out a family of six, has appeared in court.
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Hospitals are beating the superbugs
NORTH Cheshire Hospitals – which runs Warrington and Halton General
hospitals – has achieved the biggest reduction in the country for cases
of the hospital superbug Clostridium Difficile (C.diff).
Debutant aims for the charts
A LOCAL recording artist is hoping to hit the charts with the release of his debut single.
New group to tackle flood menace
THE first task for the newly-formed Friends of Culcheth Linear Park
will be to try and solve the worsening flooding problems which make
parts of the park unusable at times.
Lost tombs of Peru
AN exhibition of items collected in Peru by an enthusiastic amateur
archaeologist from Warrington more than 100 years ago opens at the
town’s museum at the end of the month.
Justice spokesman slams Titan prisons
SHADOW Justice Secretary Nick Herbert has spoken out against Titan Prisons like the one proposed for Warrington.
Festival organisers bid to beat the credit crunch!
ORGANISERS of a village’s annual Christmas Dickensian day are appealing for support to help beat the credit crunch.
News in brief
A ROUND-UP of news and information from around the Warrington area
Gunmen in raid on bank
RAMRAIDERS armed with hand guns struck at a Warrington bank this morning.
Morley commits to Wolves
WARRINGTON Wolves have received a major boost with club captain Adrian
Morley, 31, agreeing to take up the one year extension on his contract,
meaning he will stay with the club until at least the end of the 2010
season.