Libraries Week celebrations set to be in full swing
THIS year’s Libraries Week (3rd-9th October) sees LiveWire hosting a week of fun activities for bookworms of all ages at libraries across Warrington.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Road closure at Croft for installation of new telegraph pole
THERE will be a one-day road closure at Croft on September 28 to allow the installation of a new telegraph pole.
St Mary’s Lymm Civic Commemoration Service for Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
A Civic Commemoration Service marking the death of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will take place at St Mary’s Church in Lymm this Sunday, September 18 at 10 am.
Culcheth High School summer tea party ‘an absolute delight’
CULCHETH High School recently held their Summer tea party, after over two years of being unable to host the event for senior citizens of Culcheth and surrounding areas.
Remembering 16 innocent victims of Warrington’s worst war-time atrocity
SIXTEEN innocent victims of Warrington’s worst war-time atrocity were today remembered more than 80 years after the Thames Board Mills bombing.
Peel Hall takes centre stage at Local Plan hearing
PEEL Hall took centre stage at the public hearings into Warrington’s Local Plan at the Halliwell Jones Stadium yesterday, with objectors stating the proposed plan was not sound because of “lack of detail.”
Baptisim of fire for new caretaker manager as Rylands surrender two goal lead to taste defeat
WARRINGTON Rylands surrendered a two-goal lead as they went down 2-4 at home to Hyde United last night, just hours after announcing the shock departure of promotion-winning manager Dave McNabb and his backroom team.
Yellows held to draw ahead of FA Cup clash
WARRINGTON Town were forced to settle for a third draw in their last five league outings at Stafford Rangers on Tuesday night.
Police to investigate after car torched at Orford
FIREFIGHTERS were called out last night after a car was torched at Orford, Warrington.
Town council and residents team up to fight proposed Trident Business Park development
BIRCHWOOD Town Council and local residents have teamed up to unanimously oppose a major redevelopment of the Trident Business Park which is feared could generate more than 1,000 HGV vehicle movements a day.