Police issue warning over ATM “skimmer” device
POLICE have issued a warning over an ATM skimmer device found on a cash machine in Warrington town centre.
Full road closure as fire crews help rescue trapped casualty after car collides with tree
A full road closure was in place on Tarporley Road near Stretton, Warrington, last night as firefighters helped remove a trapped casualty after a car collided with a tree.
Cromwell Spitfires U8s score new shirts from housebuilder
Cromwell Spitfires U8s football team is stepping out in style this season thanks to new shirts sponsored by housebuilder Bellway.
College students offered full-time positions at video game developer
Two students on a Level 3 Games Design course at Warrington & Vale Royal College have received offers for full-time positions with Warrington-based video game developer 10:10 Games.
Residents will be first in country to have citizen’s assemblies to help shape local policing
RESIDENTS of Cheshire – including Warrington – will be the first in the country to take part in citizens’ assemblies to help shape local policing plans.
BGEN celebrates hat-trick of successes in training and development
WARRINGTON-based BGEN, one of the UK’s largest engineering companies specialising in mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, control and automation, is celebrating a hattrick of successes on the training and development front as it strives to address the skills gap and encourage a new generation of people into engineering.
Campaign group’s last stand in battle to save historic pub
A WARRINGTON-based campaign group is making a last desperate stand in its lengthy battle to save a historic pub.
Rising tech startup BidScript secures £200,000 investment
A RISING tech startup from Warrington has secured a £200k investment after taking part in PraeSeed, a six-week cohort-based investment programme for early-stage businesses.
Renowned poet champions the courage of local children with cancer
CHILDREN’S author and poet, Joseph Aaron Coelho OBE FRSL, is leading a call for local nominations for a national award scheme for youngsters affected by cancer.
Suspended sentence for drunk who brandished knife at off-duty police officer
AN off-duty police officer, who kindly went over to help a drunken man slumped against a wall, was rewarded by having a knife brandished at him.
Police issue warning over ATM “skimmer” device
POLICE have issued a warning over an ATM skimmer device found on a cash machine in Warrington town centre.
Suspended sentence for drunk who brandished knife at off-duty police officer
AN off-duty police officer, who kindly went over to help a drunken man slumped against a wall, was rewarded by having a knife brandished at him.
Three teenage boys charged with burglaries at schools
POLICE at Warrington have charged three teenage boys in relation to a series of burglaries at schools across the town early in the year.
Two men charged with drug offences under Operation Venetic
Two men have been charged in connection with the supply of class A and class B drugs.
Teenage boys charged after robbery at Sankey Valley Park
TWO teenage boys have been charged with robbery following an incident at Sankey Valley Park last March.
Drunken yob who twice strangled partner in front of their children jailed
A drunken yob who twice strangled his partner and repeatedly assaulted her in front of their two young children in a Warrington hotel has been jailed.
Bus driver, 75, who drove off after collision with young cyclist banned from driving
A 75-year-old bus driver from Warrington whose vehicle pushed a young cyclist into a road junction and then drove off without stopping has been banned from driving and ordered to do community service.
Police arrest man wanted on suspicion of assault and burglary following public appeal
POLICE at Warrington have arrested a 44-year-old man from Derbyshire wanted on suspicion of assault and burglary.
Two Warrington men amongst 18 people convicted in United Kingdom’s biggest ever drugs investigation
TWO Warrington men are amongst 18 people involved in an international crime group, convicted in the UK’s biggest ever drugs investigation which also involved heroin, cocaine and cannabis.
Residents advised caution following scam text and call incident
Cheshire Police’s Economic Crime Unit has issued advice to residents and urged caution following reports that vulnerable people have been targeted by scammers.
College students offered full-time positions at video game developer
Two students on a Level 3 Games Design course at Warrington & Vale Royal College have received offers for full-time positions with Warrington-based video game developer 10:10 Games.
Mastering the art of presentation: elevate your skills with effective training
Effective communication is a cornerstone of success, yet many people struggle with presenting their ideas clearly and confidently. Mastering the art of presentation enhances your ability to convey information and significantly impacts how your audience perceives you.
Secondary schools in Warrington facing a crisis
SECONDARY schools in Warrington are facing a crisis – with the possibility of the borough being unable to meet its statutory duty to offer enough places to Year 7 pupils as early as 2026.
College celebrates National T Levels Celebration Week
In honour of National T Levels Celebration Week, Warrington & Vale Royal College is celebrating its diverse range of T Level qualifications, providing students with a combination of academic learning and practical experience to kickstart their careers.
College celebrates 20th anniversary of its new build
This month marks the 20th anniversary of the landmark construction of Warrington & Vale Royal College’s new-build campus on Winwick Road.
College’s new Construction & Civil Engineering Academy set to officially launch
This December, Warrington & Vale Royal College will launch its Construction & Civil Engineering Academy, made possible by £3.8 million in funding from Warrington’s Town Deal.
How student-athletes can prepare season and term paper writing
You’ve got practices, games, workouts, and, of course, that mountain of homework and term papers waiting for you. It’s no wonder many student-athletes feel stretched thin.
Children dreaming of becoming a firefighter when they are older
A DAY nursery in Culcheth has noticed a surge in the number of children dreaming of becoming a firefighter when they’re older – after a visit from the Fire Brigade.
Callands Primary improvements praised by Ofsted inspectors
Ofsted Inspectors have praised Callands Community Primary School following a recent inspection.
MP visits eleven schools as part of Parliament Week
Charlotte Nichols, Labour MP for Warrington North, has spent UK Parliament Week visiting schools across her constituency to speak to children about her role as an MP and answer all of their varied questions.
Where next for gypsy traveller transit site?
IT’S certainly been a roller-coaster few weeks since Kenyon Lane Croft, hit the headlines as the preferred location for a gypsy traveller transit site.
Understanding the power of positivity
IT would appear that some people who use social media or web forums as an outlet don’t understand the power of positivity, preferring to put a negative spin at every opportunity.
Sad sign of the times as pensioner begs for 50p in supermarket aisle
A WEEKLY food shop in a supermarket is something that for many families we take for granted without giving it much thought.
Time to compensate Raven Inn for lost business due to road works blunder
AFTER seeing first hand all the hard work that has gone into re-opening the Raven Inn community pub at Glazebury over recent years it was extremely disappointing to see the chaos caused by the ongoing road works outside the premises.
Celebrating 25 years of Warrington Worldwide in print!
TWENTY-FIVE years gone in the blink of an eye since the launch of Warrington Worldwide in print and yet huge changes in Warrington and the media world!
Defying death at the double to become Honorary Freeman of Warrington
IT was an extremely proud moment for our family when my father David was made Honorary Freeman of Warrington- and we nearly didn’t live to see the achievement or tell the tale!
Putting principle before profit
BEING politically independent has been part of our core values here at Warrington-Worldwide and as we approach a General Election it is more important than ever to be unbiased in our coverage.
Time to show some seasonal goodwill and end bin strike now!
WHILE Christmas spirit arrived in Warrington at the weekend by the bucket load – the streets continue to pile high with uncollected refuse due to the ongoing bin strike.
Time for keyboard warriors to stop knocking best of Warrington
OVER the past year I have written several stories which have identified Warrington as one of the best and safest places in the UK to have a night out.
Is bigger any better?
BIGGER certainly isn’t always better when it comes to running organisations – in fact my recent experiences suggest the complete opposite.
Marathon walk to help save local boxing club from threat of closure
APPLETON resident Tom Williams is embarking on a marathon walk to support Warrington’s RM ABC Boxing Club, which is at risk of closing due to financial challenges.
New Warrington Wolves Women’s head coach announced
Ged Ginty has been appointed as the new head coach of Warrington Wolves Women’s Rugby League team.
Teenage twins from Lymm feature in new documentary
TEENAGE twins from Lymm feature in a new three-part documentary, Dare to Defy on Prime Video.
Creditable draw for Rylands at high-flying Guiseley
WARRINGTON Rylands travelled to high-flying Guiseley determined to make amends for their disappointment at the feet of Ilkeston, and came away with a 2-2 draw.
Bumper crowd sees 10-man Yellows hold on to draw against in-form Chester
TEN man Warrington Town held on to claim a point at home to in-form Chester in front of their biggest crowd since the play-off final win in 2023.
Yellows secure another away draw in National League North
WARRINGTON Town secured another hard-earned point on the road with a goalless draw at Scarborough Athletic.
Marathon walk to help save local boxing club from threat of closure
APPLETON resident Tom Williams is embarking on a marathon walk to support Warrington’s RM ABC Boxing Club, which is at risk of closing due to financial challenges.
New Warrington Wolves Women’s head coach announced
Ged Ginty has been appointed as the new head coach of Warrington Wolves Women’s Rugby League team.
Teenage twins from Lymm feature in new documentary
TEENAGE twins from Lymm feature in a new three-part documentary, Dare to Defy on Prime Video.
Creditable draw for Rylands at high-flying Guiseley
WARRINGTON Rylands travelled to high-flying Guiseley determined to make amends for their disappointment at the feet of Ilkeston, and came away with a 2-2 draw.
Bumper crowd sees 10-man Yellows hold on to draw against in-form Chester
TEN man Warrington Town held on to claim a point at home to in-form Chester in front of their biggest crowd since the play-off final win in 2023.
Yellows secure another away draw in National League North
WARRINGTON Town secured another hard-earned point on the road with a goalless draw at Scarborough Athletic.
The importance of first aid training for employees: a key to workplace safety and health
In any workplace, ensuring the safety and well-being of employees is a top priority for employers. Accidents can happen at any time, whether it’s a minor injury like a cut or a more serious medical emergency such as a heart attack or severe allergic reaction.
How debt collectors in Warrington help SMEs thrive
One of the most important things for SMEs in Warrington to get right is to manage cash flow. Delayed payment from clients or customers can destroy the company’s financial health.
BGEN celebrates hat-trick of successes in training and development
WARRINGTON-based BGEN, one of the UK’s largest engineering companies specialising in mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, control and automation, is celebrating a hattrick of successes on the training and development front as it strives to address the skills gap and encourage a new generation of people into engineering.
Rising tech startup BidScript secures £200,000 investment
A RISING tech startup from Warrington has secured a £200k investment after taking part in PraeSeed, a six-week cohort-based investment programme for early-stage businesses.
How to kickstart your advertising strategy for business growth
For any company focused on consistent progress, a sturdy promotional plan is indispensable. With countless instruments and platforms at your service, it can seem formidable to identify the exact course of action.
How stock prices are determined in financial markets
Understanding how stock prices are determined is crucial for investors in today’s market. This relationship between share price and market value is fundamental to understanding how the stock market works.
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The downside of disposable vapes: convenience isn’t always king
Disposable vapes have become super popular in the last few years, especially among teens and new vapers. Their appeal is obvious: small, portable, easy to hide, and easy to use—no refilling, recharging or maintenance required.
Rising tech startup BidScript secures £200,000 investment
A RISING tech startup from Warrington has secured a £200k investment after taking part in PraeSeed, a six-week cohort-based investment programme for early-stage businesses.
Road closures for church Christmas Fair parade
ROAD closures will be in place at Grappenhall this Saturday (December 7) for St Wilfrid’s Church Christmas Fair parade.
Exhibition of world’s worst record covers extended after top BBC DJ calls it ‘unmissable’ in viral post
A comical exhibition of some of the most appalling record covers ever created is being extended due to popular demand – and a renowned BBC broadcaster’s seal of approval.
Healthwatch Warrington highlight priorities for the year
HEALTHWATCH Warrington highlighted their priorties for the year during a special event at the Gateway.
Chair of Bridgewater Community Healthcare to step down next year
Karen Bliss, Trust Chair at Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, will step down from her role on 31 March 2025.
Health chiefs urge parents to ensure children are protected from flu
HEALTH chiefs are urging parents and carers in Warrington to ensure their children are protected from flu, as the latest data shows there is twice as much flu among school children than any other group eligible for the vaccine.
New cutting-edge blood testing clinic opens to provide fast health screening
A TEAM of entrepreneurs from Warrington are using cutting-edge blood testing technology to help with health screening for a huge range of conditions.
Road closures for church Christmas Fair parade
ROAD closures will be in place at Grappenhall this Saturday (December 7) for St Wilfrid’s Church Christmas Fair parade.
Exhibition of world’s worst record covers extended after top BBC DJ calls it ‘unmissable’ in viral post
A comical exhibition of some of the most appalling record covers ever created is being extended due to popular demand – and a renowned BBC broadcaster’s seal of approval.
Santa Tony takes to the road one last time after bringing 40 years of Christmas cheer
SANTA Tony Gandy from Warrington Lions has taken to the road one last time after bringing Christmas cheer to the town for the past 40 years!
Makers Market brings two-day event to Time Square
A TWO-day Christmas Market is coming to Warringxton – courtesy of the Makers Market.
Renowned poet champions the courage of local children with cancer
CHILDREN’S author and poet, Joseph Aaron Coelho OBE FRSL, is leading a call for local nominations for a national award scheme for youngsters affected by cancer.
Gallaway Construction pledges support to Warrington’s Homeless Community
GALLAWAY Construction, the main contractor for the £5 million renovation of Warrington’s iconic Pyramid Centre, is deepening its commitment to the local community this holiday season with a series of charitable initiatives aimed at supporting our local homeless residents.
Marathon walk to help save local boxing club from threat of closure
APPLETON resident Tom Williams is embarking on a marathon walk to support Warrington’s RM ABC Boxing Club, which is at risk of closing due to financial challenges.
Your Housing Group on course to deliver first properties at Halsnead Garden Village
Warrington-based Your Housing Group has confirmed that the first properties at its Woodlands, Halsnead Garden Village development will be delivered in early 2025.
Renowned poet champions the courage of local children with cancer
CHILDREN’S author and poet, Joseph Aaron Coelho OBE FRSL, is leading a call for local nominations for a national award scheme for youngsters affected by cancer.
Gallaway Construction pledges support to Warrington’s Homeless Community
GALLAWAY Construction, the main contractor for the £5 million renovation of Warrington’s iconic Pyramid Centre, is deepening its commitment to the local community this holiday season with a series of charitable initiatives aimed at supporting our local homeless residents.
RSPCA seeks to hire local animal rescue officers
The RSPCA has launched an exciting opportunity as the charity looks to hire 24 animal rescue officers across England and Wales.
Double celebration for Making Space at Women Achieving Greatness in Social Care Awards
Two exceptional women from Warrington-based social care charity Making Space, have been named winners at the Women Achieving Greatness in Social Care (WAGS) Awards 2024.
Warrington’s “Secret Lowry” – as remembered by his nephew
IT is now more than six years since the death of Warrington’s “Secret Lowry” Eric Tucker, but a new book by his nephew, Joe, brings the story back to life in an uplifting way – full of humour but also pathos.
Historic Thelwall spans the centuries – but you need planning permission to walk the dog!
HISTORIC Thelwall dates back to prehistoric times and has a remarkable variety of architectural styles spanning several centuries. But you could need planning permission to walk the dog.
Public flock to see treasure trove of artefacts at Police Museum
THE sun shone on the Police Museum in Warrington on Saturday as people of all ages flocked to the open day in the historic building.
Warrington Remembers 84th anniversary of Battle of Britain Day
A special service takes place today marking the 84th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, a pivotal moment in World War II when the Royal Air Force defended the United Kingdom against relentless Luftwaffe airstrikes.
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.
Make space in the day for your mental health this Time to Talk Day
AS we enter the New Year, it’s never been more important to talk about our mental health.
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.
Letter: Warrington Cenotaph gathering was not an organised meeting
I am writing to you with regard to the Council’s actions in reporting the gathering at The Cenotaph War Memorial, Warrington town centre, on Remembrance Sunday, 8th November 2020, to Cheshire Police.