CONCERNED opposition councillors are calling on Warrington Borough Council to urgently review and exit from its investment in Together Energy, with companies going bust due to the current energy crisis caused by a sharp rise in the wholesale price of gas.
FIREFIGHTERS used a hose reel jet to tackle a car fire in Dallam Lane, Warrington.
WARRINGTON South MP Andy Carter is urging residents to have a say on the future of Fiddler’s Ferry, the former coal-fired power station which will now be included in the Council’s Draft Local Plan.
A TOURNAMENT held by Stockton Heath Tennis Club as a tribute to member Jon Clark, who died earlier this year, raised an amazing £1,170 for Warrington’s St Rocco’s Hospice.
PLANNING chiefs are being recommended to refuse permission for extensions to a Green Belt cottage – even though there would be no unacceptable impact on the local area.
SUPERMARKET shoppers in Warrington have been thanked for their “incredible compassion” after donating food to children and families this summer.
A fascinating insight into the area’s 1970’s heritage is being offered at a new photographic exhibition “Days of the New Town” which has opened at Padgate Library.
TWO Warrington men are amongst eight arrested by the National Crime Agency last Thursday in connection with an organised crime group dealing Class A and B drugs and money laundering.
NO further COVID-19 deaths have been reported at Warrington Hospital over the weekend while infection rates have fallen again in the town, with 99 new cases confirmed, and are now below the national rate which also continues to fall.
WHILE Parish Councils in the south of the borough have welcomed many of the changes in the new version of the Local Plan for Warrington they believe more changes are still needed.
