David Skentelbery is an Author at Warrington Worldwide. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, urban design, health and wellness, and crime and justice, with a particular focus on competitive sports and wellness programs. David's insights and analyses have been featured in various publications, including Warrington Worldwide.
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David Skentelbery's articles predominantly cover local news, community development, planning and development issues, public opposition, as well as business investments. His focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations indicates a preference for covering the impact of these governmental decisions at a local level.
If reaching out to David with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights into local government policies, community engagement in urban development projects, or perspectives from businesses navigating regulatory challenges within Warrington or similar communities. Additionally, providing first-hand accounts relevant to public opposition to proposed developments could be valuable for his coverage.
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PREPARATIONS are being made to celebrate the 200th anniversary of St Matthew's Church, Stretton.
CHESHIRE has been named in the top performing group of police forces in a new report published by HMICFRS – the independent body which inspects the police and fire and rescue services.
WARRINGTON lost by three runs after a nail-biting finish to their game at Ashton on Mersey.
A NEW chapter has opened in the long history of a Grade 2 Listed farmhouse at Poulton-with-Fearnead with an imaginative application to Warrington planning chiefs.
By: David Skentelbery
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are considering proposals for alterations to a historic cottage believed to date from the 16th century.
WARRINGTON notched up a two-wicket victory after a hard-fought game with Mobberley at Walton Lea.
By: David Skentelbery
POLICE at Warrington, supported by “Specials” and teams from the wider force, conducted a night-long operation ensuring taxi and hire vehicles were correctly licenced.
THE popular Spread Eagle pub, at Lymm, has re-opened after a £186,000 refurbishment.
A FURTHER 250 homes could be built at Winwick if Warrington planners give the go-ahead – in addition to the 154-dwelling St Oswald's Place development which won planning consent some two years ago.
WARRINGTON lost both openers without a run on the board at home to Stockport – an early sign of things to come. Warrington history book
