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Jerry Torty and Johnathan Ball were fined by magistrates - Credit: Sarah Lucy brown A Suffolk company director and employee have been handed a bill of more than £1,500 in total after preventing a fire inspector from carrying out a safety check.  The inspector from Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service visited Eastern Counties Refrigeration Ltd on Minton Enterprise Park in Newmarket on August 24 last year to check compliance with fire regulations. The visit was made with other agencies, following a referral alleging that the upstairs area of the commercial unit was being used for sleeping accommo...

By Aran Dhillon, Local Democracy Reporter Cllr Mike Hannon TWO of Warrington’s longest-serving councillors are preparing to wave goodbye to the Town Hall. Former deputy council leader Cllr Mike Hannon (LAB – Orford), who was elected in 1983, is standing down at next week’s election. The politician was involved in the peace process following the Warrington bombings in 1993. The second IRA attack took place in the town centre in March 1993, with 12-year-old Tim Parry and three-year-old Johnathan Ball tragically losing their l...

TO spend 30 years doing the same job takes passion, dedication and hard work – especially when that job is a firefighter. Three decades after he first pulled on the uniform, Gus O’Rourke is retiring as assistant chief fire officer and he says it’s been an honour and a privilege to serve the communities where he has worked. None more so than when he was station commander in his hometown of Warrington, where he started his career in 1990 as he has always held Warrington very close to his heart. There have been highs and lows during the 59-year-old’s career and it’s with mixed ...

TOMORROW the role of women is celebrated across the world. It is International Women's Day on Monday, Match 8 so we have taken a look at some of the most impressive females in Warrington's history. Here's 12 Warrington women we feel deserve applause.  But we also want to hear from you.  Are there any female unsung heroes in your house? They might have stood up to bullies, helped the homeless, aided charities, worked to protect the environment or campaigned for a cause close to their heart.  Whatever the reason, we want to hear from you about the wonderful Warrington women who d...

Ex-Guardian boss hits out at the IRA editor: Roy Greenslade 'should have been frank about his beliefs', says Alan Rusbridger Former editor of the Guardian Alan Rusbridger has said Roy Greenslade, who worked for him at the newspaper, should have been 'frank' about IRA support  Rusbridger said Greenslade should have been honest about political beliefs Ex-Daily Mirror boss this week revealed his support for IRA bombing campaigns