Council consults on revised Enforcement Policy
THE COUNCIL is welcoming comments on its revised Enforcement Policy, which sets out their approach to regulation.
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Sign up for Cheshire Police Alert
PEOPLE are being encouraged to sign up for Cheshire Police Alert – the
free community messaging system that keeps people up to date with
important information about their area.
87,000 more find jobs in the North West
MORE than 3.2 million people are now in jobs in the North West – an increase of nearly 87,000 since 2010.
Junction improvement works set to start!
MOTORISTS are being warned that road improvement works are due to start this Monday (July 28) at the A57 Sankey Way/A574 Cromwell Avenue and A57
Sankey Green Roundabout junctions.
Anger over car park cash cows
PAY-and-display car parks in South Warrington are still being used as
“cash cows” to fund loss-making parking services in the rest of the
borough, a councillor has claimed.
The History of Aston Martin
ASTON Martin’s ride has been anything but smooth — the brand has
changed ownership multiple times during the automobile’s long history,
occasionally experiencing tough financial times.
Transport fund boost for Warrington
WARRINGTON has been awarded £865,000 from the Local Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF) for 2015/16.
Changes required to ensure future success of LiveWire
TWO years on from setting up as a not for profit community interest
company staff at Warrington’s LiveWire leisure centres and libraries are
facing changes in their terms and conditions to ensure the future
success and vitality of the organisation.
Chamber chief slams signage clutter
SIGNAGE clutter on Warrington’s roads together with a “mania” for more
traffic lights are blighting the town’s highways according to Chamber
of Commerce chief Colin Daniels.
Former barrister to stand for council
A FORMER criminal barrister turned businesswoman has been chosen by the
Labour Party to contest the Culcheth, Glazebury and Croft seat in the
Warrington Borough Council elections next May.