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Pensioner’s anger over state of Birchwood footpaths

A 79-year-old Birchwood pensioner has hit out at what she describes as the declining state of her local area, claiming residents are being left to cope with increasingly overgrown paths, weeds and what she believes are potential safety hazards.

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Christ Church CE Primary School gifted 300 backpacks

CHRIST Church CE Primary School, Padgate has been gifted more than 300 backpacks filled with a book, water bottle, pens, pencils and more as part of Amazon’s “Packed with Purpose” community initiative.

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How much more development can our northern communities take?

THERE comes a point when we have to stop looking at major developments like the huge rail freight logistics park near Winwick and Croft in isolation and start asking a much bigger question – what happens when you put them all together?

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Irony of the new-style Walking Day

THE irony of the new-style Warrington Walking Day which will take place this year is that it will result in changes many people have been seeking for years.

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Rylands bounce back in FA Trophy

JUST one week after their disappointing FA Cup exit, Warrington Rylands bounced back in style with a 3–1 victory over Stockton Town at The Quickline Logistics Arena to progress in the FA Trophy.

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Rylands bounce back in FA Trophy

JUST one week after their disappointing FA Cup exit, Warrington Rylands bounced back in style with a 3–1 victory over Stockton Town at The Quickline Logistics Arena to progress in the FA Trophy.

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More employers can help shape Cheshire and Warrington’s future workforce

Following the Government’s announcement of a new national ambition for employers to create 200,000 additional work experience opportunities for under-16s, alongside the introduction of new vocational GCSE subjects, Steve Purdham, Chair of the Cheshire and Warrington Business Advisory Board, is encouraging local employers to work with Cheshire & Warrington Careers Hub to support the region’s future workforce.

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How to track investor conversations in your sales CRM

Most founders handle investor outreach as an afterthought. Conversations happen over email, follow-ups end up in a spreadsheet somewhere, and the CRM that runs their actual sales pipeline doesn’t get a look-in. But fundraising has stages, timelines and follow-up cadences, just like sales does.

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Carpets and Beds

Carpet suppliers and carpet cleaners in the Warrington area.

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Can white noise help you fall asleep faster?

Falling asleep in a quiet room sounds easy, but many people lie awake while their mind keeps reacting to small sounds. White noise is one of the most popular bedtime tools because it replaces sudden noises with one steady, continuous signal. It does not switch off the brain, but it can make a room feel more predictable and less alerting.

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The silent killer: why your blood pressure deserves five minutes of your time

Most of the serious conditions I see in general practice announce themselves. There is pain, or a lump, or a cough that will not shift. High blood pressure does none of that. It sits quietly for years, damaging the arteries, heart, kidneys and brain, and the first sign that anything was wrong is often a stroke or a heart attack.

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Care home staff brave the skies for children’s charity

Care home operator Lovett Care has chosen a children’s charity as its charity partner for the next six months – and has already raised more than £8,500 after eight members of its team took on a 15,000ft skydive.

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Care home staff brave the skies for children’s charity

Care home operator Lovett Care has chosen a children’s charity as its charity partner for the next six months – and has already raised more than £8,500 after eight members of its team took on a 15,000ft skydive.

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Start 2024 in the best way with Dry January

The festive season brings excitement for many, but it can also be a time of indulgence, and perhaps drinking more alcohol than we would like. As we head into a new year, many people will be wanting to feel a little fitter and healthier.

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Refreshing to read common sense

I have just read the April 2021 edition of Warrington Worldwide and I am delighted with Gary’s comments in the Editorial.