WHILE the overall picture shows decreasing COVID-19 infection rates across Warrington, six areas of the town have seen an increase in new cases in the latest small area data revealing the town’s hot spots.
POLICE are warning residents to be on their guard against bogus callers after one gained entry to a property at Penketh posing as a gas supply representative.
POLICE are stepping up patrols at Padgate, following problems with youths involved in anti-social behaviour at the Tidal Way subway.
A MAJOR plan to build up to 900 apartments, in blocks up to 12-storeys high, in Warrington town centre has been submitted to borough council planners.
ANOTHER COVID-19 related death has sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital, while infection rates are continuing to fall, with 85 new cases in the latest daily data.
BOTH Warrington Rylands and Saturday’s opponents Trafford had last weekend off courtesy of Storm Eunice, but both return to action this coming Saturday at Gorsey Lane, kick off 3pm.
A 16-year-old boy who was reported missing from Warrington last week has been found safe and well.
SMOKING has some of the most harmful impacts on health and wellbeing – and people choose to inflict this harm by taking up smoking. People can choose not to smoke – it is hard to achieve but it can provide immediate and long term benefits.
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YOUNG people from two communities in Warrington have benefited from Police and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer’s Community Action Fund, allowing them to pour their energy into positive activities.
