news archive
March, 2019
Builder offers to pay stamp duty of up to £14,000 on new homes
Speed dating to become regular event – at the library
School plans extra security to stop children trying to jump fence
Pub launches a search for Warrington comedians
Remembering the music of the Sixties
Bomb disposal unit called after World War II shells found at Risley Moss
Residents urged to rally as second consultation takes place on Green Belt logistics plan
Police seek witnesses after two robberies in park
Traffic held up on A49 by emergency road works
Two arrested after police drugs raid
Two men arrested after crossbow seized by police
Christine celebrates 30 years at Birchwood Leisure and Tennis complex
New Lymm Heritage Centre exhibition looking for local links
The Proclaimers set to visit Parr Hall
Howzat for an arrest!
Searching for a dog friendly destination?
Council’s new partner “Changing Lives” to help people get rid of bulky waste
Council chief adds more venues to his “Leader’s Forums” series
Tory outrage over borough council’s “unfair” local plan
MP slams Peel Ports over massive swing bridge delays and proposed closure for six months!
Legal timetable does not pre-empt decision on Draft Local Plan
Lib Dems “relieved but disappointed” at Local Plan
Bay City Rollers legend bringing ‘Rollermania’ to town
Twin towns celebrate a 50 year partnership
Teacher’s year of marathons in memory of her father
Two men jailed following burglary at village pub
MP’s anger over Peel Hall remaining in Local Plan
What a difference a month makes as Lymm ease relegation worries
Warrington police appeal on TV’s Crimewatch after elderly woman robbed
Green Belt set to be released for Warrington’s future development
Agency celebrates trio of new client wins
Melanie blazes a trail for women in leadership
Smoke alarms to be focus of month-long campaign
Student nurse Jessica’s very special birthday party
A tour of Warrington’s award winning market and a look to the future!
Funding secured for Risley Moss tower
1,000 sign petition to save Peel Hall from development
Bishop to judge community Bake Off
Why being a great listener can make all the difference
Man of 84 dies after road collision outside hospital
Raiders break into Co-op store through roof
Barclays Bank announce closure of Stockton Heath branch
Man accused of assaulting hospital staff
Mini-bus ablaze at Lymm
The great “Stand up to Cancer” bake-off
Can police make better use of technology?
Bishop Bev aims to build the church – using Lego
Soprano Erin to perform one-woman opera in her home town