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9th April 2008 7:30 pm 0 Library re-opens after facelift

LYMM Library has re-opened after a major six-month refurbishment project which has doubled the size of the building – and provided accommodation for the Citizen’s Advice Bureau and a Children’s Centre. Read More

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9th April 2008 7:30 pm 0 Model student flies the flag

A GLAMOROUS student from the Warrington Campus of the University of Chester will be flying the town’s flag at the grand final of Miss Student UK 2008. Read More

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8th April 2008 7:30 pm 0 65 will fight council seats

A TOTAL of 65 candidates will go to the polls in the borough council elections at Warrington on May 1. Read More

Lymm Life

8th April 2008 7:30 pm 0 Village appoints new footpath warden

LYMM resident John Read has been appointed the village’s new footpath warden, following the death of former warden Alan Ball. Read More

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8th April 2008 7:30 pm 0 Trained boxer hit boy

A TRAINED boxer lost his temper and struck a 10-year-old boy in the face after the youngster swore. Read More

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8th April 2008 7:30 pm 0 Astronaut drops in at laboratory

A-LEVEL science students from across the North of England got the unique opportunity to meet US astronaut Larry DeLucas at Daresbury Laboratory near Warrington. Read More

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8th April 2008 7:30 pm 0 Unwanted jewellery can help cancer charity

CANCER charity Marie Curie is calling on the people of Warrington to donate their unwanted and broken jewellery to raise money for the cause. Read More

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7th April 2008 5:30 pm 0 Army sculpture gets pride of place

AN extraordinary sculpture of a Royal Engineers “Sapper” has been given pride of place at the entrance to the regiment’s head quarters in Warrington. Read More

Education

7th April 2008 5:30 pm 0 Music bridges the generation gap

YOUNGSTERS from Warrington’s Callands Primary School and residents at nearby Woodleigh Residential Home have been proving age is no barrier when it comes to music. Read More

Education

7th April 2008 5:30 pm 0 High school lawyers win mock trial contest

LEGAL eagles from Woolston High School have won a place in the regional finals of the national Mock Trial competition after impressing a panel of law experts at Warrington Magistrates court. Read More