DAME Tessa Jowell, the former Olympics Minister and Secretary of State
for Culture, Media and Sport visited Warrington to mark the official
start of work on the “Stadium Quarter” – location for the town’s new
business incubator and University Technical College.
MEMBERS of the public are being invited to have their say on new proposals to reduce traffic congestion at Birchwood, Warrington.
THE initial proposed route for the HS2 high speed railway would be “bad
for the town ” and is, increasingly economically unjustifiable according
to Warrington North MP Helen Jones.
LAST winter, there were more than 100 chimney fires across the county,
and Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service is using Chimney Fire Safety Week
as a reminder for businesses and residents to make sure they are ready
for winter.
Firstly, our congratulations go to Gary, his family and his colleagues
on the 15th anniversary of warrington-worldwide. WatkinsonBlack are
pleased to have been associated with warrington-worldwide for much of
this period. Now, to work ….
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have put off a decision on a controversial
proposal for a new supermarket on the site of a former petrol filling
station.
TWO call centre workers from Warrington who starred in the hit show
Watermen: A Dirty Business are hitting the region’s TV screens for a
second time.
ONE of Warrington’s oldest places of worship will open its doors on
National Heritage Day, September 13 to enable visitors to learn more
about its history.
AN employee at a Warrington Co-op food store has celebrated 40 years’ service with the community retailer.
CHILDREN who play on Radley Common are enjoying a brand new play area.
