Village car parking charges “illegal” claim
WARRINGTON Borough Council’s decision to boost annual income from car parking charges at Lymm and Stockton Heath by £212,000 was illegal.
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Warrington Council confirms bold plan to invest in new “challenger bank”
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington have confirmed their bold plan to invest up to £30 million in a new “challenger bank.”
Traffic warning as town centre road improvements start
WORK started today on key road improvements supporting Warrington’s ambitious town centre regeneration plans.
“Why we should join with Cheshire” – by council leader
THE leader of Warrington Borough Council has spelled out why the controlling Labour Group has voted in favour of joining in a devolution partnership with Cheshire, rather than Liverpool.
Meet Kim Smith the new face of the WI !
VIDEO: THE last thing you would expect your local WI Chairman to be involved in would be promoting a pop concert featuring 80’s icon Toyah!
Top innovators champion scientific discovery
LEADING innovators and businesses from Daresbury, near Warrington have backed an industry event showcasing the importance of scientific discovery.
New “A Level” for dog grooming is launched
A NEW national dog grooming qualification – equivalent to an A Level – has been developed by a Lymm-based business, working alongside the Open College Network West Midlands.
Council set to invest £30m in new bank
WARRINGTON Borough Council will invest £30 million in a new challenger bank, known as Redwood Bank, if executive board members give the go-ahead on Monday.
£300,000 grant to support culture in Warrington and Cheshire
Cheshire has received funding from Arts Council England and Visit England to enable it to be recognised as a true cultural destination which is on a par with other major counties and cities including London, Liverpool and Stratford.
Labour on Labour attack over parking charges
LABOUR-controlled Warrington Borough Council has come under an extraordinary attack over its controversial parking charges – from a local Labour Party official.