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• Forum test for communities

  PIONEERING work to unite a Warrington community is being carefully watched by borough leaders. read more

• Euro MP welcomes resignation

  WARRINGTON'S Euro MP has welcomed the resignation of the entire European Commission. read more

• Findbharr is Commons top dog spot and strutts his stuff at Crufts

  WESTMINSTER'S top dog took pride of place on the world's stage last week and proved he was a natural in front of the cameras. read more

• Special playroom gives couple new hope for autistic son

  A NEWTON couple say their autistic son's life has been transformed by a special room they have created at home. read more

• Red nose record breaker

  WARRINGTON folk painted the town red last Friday as people played their part in a red nose record-breaker. read more

• Warm welcome for Cold Feet stars

  WARRINGTON is about to become one of the hottest filming locations in the country despite the latest famous visitors getting Cold Feet. read more

• Jobs go at Central Station

  JOB losses at Central Station have been heavily criticised by borough councillors and union officials who say cuts will mean a worse service for travellers. read more

• Cash gifts in memory of Callum help newborns

  DONATIONS in memory of baby Callum are to be used to give seriously ill children a chance of life. read more

• Pupils building bridges with Ireland

  PADGATE schoolchildren have been building bridges with their Irish counterparts on an exchange trip to Londonderry. read more

• Brenda's plea to send special message to dying friend

  A WOMAN is appealing for help to send a little bit of Warrington to her dying friend on the other side of the world. read more

• Plans to reform housing benefit

  RADICAL reforms planned for the housing benefit system could save Warrington more than £400,000 a year. read more

• Making a new base is child's play!

  BLUEPRINTS for an Orford supercentre - where youngsters can work, rest and play - have become a reality. read more

• When wind is in the wrong direction...

  VISITORS to Warrington Hospital may have problems parking their cars - because of the wrong type of rain! read more

• Hospital set for more A & E cash

  WARRINGTON Hospital's Accident and Emergency Department is to get a further cash boost from the Government. read more

• ID card plan for young people

  COUNCIL chiefs are considering introducing a proof of age card for young people to help cut illegal sales of age restricted products. read more

• River of Life honoured

  WARRINGTON'S distinctive River of Life has been honoured in a national award ceremony. read more

• Rebuilding of wall of memories

  FAMILIES whose relatives are remembered at Newton Cemetery are being asked to come forward to ensure that the memory of their loved ones will not fade away. read more

• Chairman defends new home plan at Peel Hall site

  CONTROVERSIAL attempts to build hundreds of homes at a wildlife haven have been defended by a planning chief. read more

• Close shave is a snip too far

  A TEENAGER'S Red Nose Day stunt landed him in hot water with his school. read more

• Mad hair day raises £125 for Comic relief

  WACKY wigs and manic mohicans were the order of the day at Newton District Junior School last Friday. read more

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