News Archive: December 2006

  • Healthy schools = healthy children (22/12/2006)

    Hundreds of local schoolchildren set to benefit after seven borough primary schools achieved national ‘Healthy School’ status this term.

  • Council finance chief bows out (22/12/2006)

    Ian Kell, deputy finance director for Wigan Council, is stepping down after twenty five years helping to steer the borough through the choppy waters of local government finance

  • Shops are dressed to kill (22/12/2006)

    A Hindley butchers and an amusement arcade in Ashton have won the prize for having the ‘best dressed window’ in their towns

  • Laura’s wheelie good Christmas (22/12/2006)

    Thirteen year old Laura Swindells of Tyldesley is the proud owner of a shiny new bike after winning a Christmas competition run by the council and Tyldesley traders.

  • Green dream year (21/12/2006)

    Recycling bosses at Wigan Council want to thank residents across the borough for making 2006 a ‘dream green’ year - and are promising the best is yet to come.

  • ‘Dancing Days’ Lights Up Christmas for Wigan Residents in Care (20/12/2006)

    A project to improve the mobility and independence of people living in Wigan Borough’s residential care homes has had the older generations dancing in the aisles this Christmas.

  • Christmas Waste Collections (19/12/2006)

    Wigan Council has announced dates for household refuse and recycling collection over the holiday period.

  • Champions League Football – Live in Ashton-in-Makerfield! (19/12/2006)

    While the cream of Europe’s footballers take a mid-winter break, young people in Ashton were alive and kicking on Monday evening, during round two of Wigan Borough’s own version of the Champions League.

  • Smoke is poison (18/12/2006)

    A converted tanker, got up to look like a cigarette and displaying the hazard warning signs for some of the many poisonous chemicals found in tobacco smoke, drew plenty of attention from shoppers last Friday.

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