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24th August 2009 7:00 am 0 Young people take over Peace Centre

YOUNG volunteers from across Warrington will be taking over the Peace Centre to host a special event this Wednesday, August 26. Read More

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24th August 2009 7:00 am 0 Praise for swine flu workers

NHS staff in Warrington have been praised for their “incredibly hard” work during the swine flu pandemic. Read More

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24th August 2009 7:00 am 0 Swimming pools to open late

SWIMMING pools at Warrington’s Fordton Leisure Centre will re-open a day late after essential maintenance work has been completed. Read More

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24th August 2009 7:00 am 0 The Mikado – and all that jazz!

A THEATRE company born out of a social group at Glazebury and Leigh Methodist churches is to stage “Hot Mikado” – a jazzed up, modernised version of the Gilbert and Sullivan classic Read More

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22nd August 2009 8:00 am 0 Lucky escape for flat dwellers

THE occupants of a flat at Warrington had a lucky escape when a tumble dryer developed a fault. Read More

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22nd August 2009 7:00 am 0 Walled Garden regeneration plan

PLANS to regenerate an overgrown walled garden at a former Warrington munitions factory are being investigated. Read More

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22nd August 2009 7:00 am 0 Alan satisfies appetite!

TO satisfy his appetite for great-tasting food Alan McInnes has now started his own business delivering fresh organic food door to door in the Warrington area. Read More

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22nd August 2009 7:00 am 1 Young offending team wins praise

WORKERS with young offenders in Warrington have been praised for helping reduce the risk of re-offending and safeguarding children. Read More

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22nd August 2009 7:00 am 0 Fallen soldier is flown home

THE body of Fusilier Simon Annis, the Warrington soldier who died in Afghanistan on Sunday, has been flown home. Read More

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22nd August 2009 7:00 am 6 Pop festival objectors must pay £13,500

TWO Warrington residents who tried to stop the Creamfields music festival going ahead this year have lost their battle – and been landed with £13,500 costs. Read More