£9.5 million affordable homes project
A £9.5 million affordable homes development is underway at Warrington as a result of a new partnership between a housing association and the borough council.
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Nuclear projects will benefit town
MORE than 30 companies in the Warrington area, employing 3,200 employees
connected to the nuclear industry will benefit from two new nuclear
reactors to be built at Hinckley Point Power Station in Somerset.
Fundraisers can double their money
DONORS supporting a Warrington charity have the chance to double their money thanks to The Big Give fundraising campaign.
Housing Trust is one year old
WARRINGTON’S Golden Gates Housing Trust (GGHT) celebrated its first
anniversary with a new service and a review of its successes.
Residents fight mini-shopping centre
WORRIED residents at Warrington are fighting plans for a mini-shopping centre at a busy junction.
Youth cafe officially opens
WARRINGTON’S long-awaited town centre Youth Café is officially opened today – and will be open for business tomorrow.
Much to benefit us says Lib Dem leader
THERE is much in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement that can benefit
people in Warrington, according to Ian Marks, leader of the Liberal
Democrat group on the borough council.
Outpatient services on the doorstep
PEOPLE in the Culcheth area can now access some hospital outpatient services in their own community.
Court injunction kept buses running
WARRINGTON Borough Transport took legal action to ensure the town’s
buses kept running during the one-day strike by public sector workers.
World Cup bid second to none!
WARRINGTON’S bid to be a host town for the 2013 Rugby League World Cup
was described as “second to none” during a special launch event at the
town hall.