The highs and lows of 2015 in Warrington
AS we enter a new year there is plenty to be positive about in Warrington with the Bridge Street regeneration on schedule which will provide a welcome boost to the town centre.
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Chamber chief fires broadside at traffic plan
A business chief has fired a broadside at Warrington Council’s proposed town centre highway improvements, which are currently out for consultation, believing the proposals will do nothing to improve traffic flow.
Mayor picks up tiling tips at MBS Site Supplies open day
MAYOR of Warrington Geoff Settle picked up some tiling tips when he was special guest at an open day for MBS Site Supplies to showcase new products they’ve introduced to their range.
Birchwood Pinch Point traffic delays warning
HIGHWAY engineers at Warrington Council are warning of possible traffic delays as congestion-busting improvements along Birchwood’s A574 corridor near completion in the New Year.
Panto team raised £30,000 for rugby club
LYMM Rugby Club’s annual panto – which this year was eight performances of “Snow White” over two weekends, raised £30,000 for the Lymm Grass Roots clubhouse appeal.
Warrington to benefit from £1.2 billion rail improvements
WARRINGTON will benefit from an overall package of improvements worth £1.2 billion across the rail network as a result of the new rail franchise agreements announced for the North of England last week.
Weather warning – and the town shows true grit
WITH the Met Office issuing a weather warning for heavy rain at Warrington all day today, the borough council has announced its winter weather plans for the coming months.
Police warning over carpet cleaning scam
POLICE today issued a warning about “suspicious” men claiming to be carpet cleaners and calling at homes in the Lymm area.
College seeks trainers and assessors to help young apprentices
WARRINGTON’S leading provider of vocational education is looking for a team of dedicated and passionate trainers and assessors to help create further opportunities for the town’s young people.
Infrastructure spending vital for town
INCREASED spending on infrastructure, announced in the Chancellors’ Autumn Statement could have big implications for Warrington.