Heroes welcome for theatre group
THEATRE group Say Two were given a “heroes” welcome by English students
at Warrington Collegiate, performing the GCSE text Heroes by Robert
Cormier.
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New canal bridge approved
PLANNERS at Warrington have given the go-ahead for a new lifting bridge over the Sankey-St Helens Canal at Fiddler’s Ferry.
Diplomas for high-flying duo
TWO managers at a Warrington-based chemical company have become manufacturing “Diplomats”
Energy costs the biggest worry for residents
WARRINGTON residents are being hit hard by a drop in living standards and real incomes, according to new research.
Paralympian shows true Christmas spirit
FORMER Great Britain Paralympic fencing athlete Adrian Derbyshire
visited the Children’s Ward, Neonatal, Children’s A&E &
Outpatients wards as Santa to hand deliver presents to children who were
spending their Christmas in hospital.
Lingley Mere backs sustainable travel
WARRINGTON’S Lingley Mere business park is continuing to support
sustainable travel in Warrington, after investing in upgrades to its
infrastructure and transportation links.
Treating sewage is…squeaky clean
TREATING sewage might be a dirty business, but Warrington-based water
company United Utilities is keen to show customers how squeaky clean it
is.
Council opposes dog grooming plan
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are being asked to rule on an application
to use an outbuilding in the garden of a semi-detached house as a dog
grooming studio.
More than 1,000 happy customers can't be wrong
WARRINGTON based professional oven valeting service Ovenu is celebrating
more than 1,000 happy customers in the past two years.
HS2 would be particularly destructive in the Warrington area, says council.
WARRINGTON Borough Council supports the principle of high speed rail
travel – but is strongly opposed to the proposed route of the HS2
project which would be “particularly destructive” in the borough.