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Warrington Council financial crisis deepens as credit rating agency withdraws services

The council is in £1.8bn worth of debt following a series of high-risk investments and Conservative austerity measures.

 
By Zoë Grünewald
Warrington's constituencies tell two distinct stories ahead of general election

Warrington North has returned a Labour MP since it was first established in 1983 - but Warrington South has been split for the majority of that time
By Rachel Howarth
Warrington: Forged in tragedy, united in resilience and on the brink of political change

Warrington is a town of reconciliation and community. But its seems even this town cannot forgive 14 years of Tory misrule 
By Zoë Grünewald
Comfortable wins for Labour in Warrington general election results

A comfortable night for Labour in Warrington, returning two MPs 
By Jamie Lopez
Warrington is placing local people at the heart of its cultural programming with unique results

Culture Warrington's community engagement approach is genuine - and for that reason, it's getting results
By Laura Davis
Ukrainians in Warrington returning home to face continued bombardment

Women and children are choosing to be reunited with their families in a war zone rather than be without them in the safety of the UK. 
 
By Antonia Charlesworth Stack
Tiny piece of land next to M62 with climate-critical significance

Peatlands are disappearing at an alarming rate - so Pestfurlong Moss has enormous importance in our eco-system.
By Kevin Gopal
Labour’s plans for the energy sector are quietly ambitious

It is vital that the green transition brings workers, communities, and individuals together to create a sustainable and inclusive economy.
By  Paul McNamee
Repairing housing is key to Britain’s economic recovery

Labour’s manifesto suggests it understands how a dysfunctional housing sector destroys lives, but do the party's commitments go far enough?
By Hannah Fearn
The classroom crisis can't continue under Labour

The teaching profession has been devalued to the point of absurdity, with staff drafted into classrooms with little or sometimes no qualifications.
By Cherry Casey
A big cash injection is the lifeline the NHS desperately needs

Over the next five years, the cost of maintaining the NHS will inevitably grow with demand. The next government must be willing to spend more to improve it.
By Katie Hignett
Next stop: Fixing Britain's broken transport system

Transport is the UK's largest emitting sector of greenhouse gases, and private cars are the single biggest contributors.
By Hirra Khan Adeogun
New government's asylum reform must end Hostile Environment

The 28-day move-on period was designed to make the refugee settlement process as hostile and unpleasant as possible to “deter” future arrivals.
By Zoe Gardner
On climate, the Tories were all talk. Labour must walk the walk.

A clean energy transition is crucial, but other environmental issues press on. 
By Diyora Shadijanova
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