We are angry with the repeated, often incomplete and inaccurate, reports in the media, fed by local informants, about Warrington being on the verge of bankruptcy. This is bad for the town’s reputation and must be causing damage.
The Inquiry has been adjourned yet again due to a late challenge to the Local Plan.
Warrington Liberal Democrats are calling for better communications and clarity from the Council on the bin crisis, writes Group Leader Cllr Bob Barr. Information on the website has improved of late, but not everyone looks at websites or social media.
At a recent Council meeting we called for more to be done to promote Warrington as a Major Economic Centre, expressing concern that the decision to scrap the northern part of HS2 would mean the town was bypassed.
Warrington Liberal Democrats call for greater cross-party co-operation and more transparency and openness when the new Warrington Council Leader and Deputy are in place, writes Finance Spokesperson Cllr Ian Marks.
After a gap of nearly a year, a bus service is being reinstated in Lymm. The old service along Barsbank Lane and Star Lane in Statham was withdrawn last October but is being replaced from 25 September by an extension to the No 47 service.
