Teenagers remanded on rape charge
TWO teenagers appeared at Warrington Crown Court today (Friday) charged with the kidnap and rape of a 12-year-old boy.
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THERE are times when a whole community should get behind a campaign simply because it will benefit the whole community.
Police probe series of car fires
POLICE are investigating a spate of car fires in the Warrington area overnight.
Waste recycling plant to go ahead?
PLANNING bosses at Warrington are recommending a major waste recycling plant be given the go-ahead – even though there can be no guarantees its operation will not lead to complaints.
Students' mercy mission to orphanage
FOUR high school students and two of their teachers have flown out on a mercy mission to Moldova – generally regarded as the poorest country in Europe.
Community projects win £170,000
FIVE popular Warrington community spots have been awarded almost £170,000 in improvement grants by non-profit-making environmental group WREN.
Angry villagers slam shopping scheme
WORRIED residents have expressed concern over a controversial shopping development going up near a historic village centre.
A chance to kick the habit
SMOKERS in Warrington are being given the chance to kick the habit with specialist advice from the NHS Stop Smoking Service.
Residents oppose stables plan
HEAVY vehicles passing close to homes at anti-social hours, noise, smells and vermin, are among the problems highlighted by objectors opposing plans for stables.