Council’s £10m investment in Texan oil company looks set to be “complete disaster” say Tories
LOCAL Tories have again raised concerns over Warrington Borough Council finances saying a £10m investment in a Texan oil company looks set to become a “complete disaster” for the town.
Man and woman arrested following drugs raid
OFFICERS from Warrington Neighbourhood Policing Unit have arrested a man and woman following a drugs raid in Bewsey and Whitecross.
More road works scheduled for historic Grappenhall village
MORE Heritage area road works are set to take place in historic Grappenhall village next month (August) for up to four weeks.
Daresbury based colleagues take on the peaks
A TEAM from Redrow’s North West division, based in Daresbury took on a mountaineering challenge raising over £13,000 for a children’s hospice.
Alcohol Awareness Week – free help and advice
IT’S Alcohol Awareness Week – and free help and advice is available in Warrington.
National Brain Appeal charity fundraiser raises nearly £300 on National Cream Tea Day
A charity fundraiser organised by Jen Perry from Room Forty which involved baking hundreds of scones on National Cream Tea Day, raised nearly £300 for the National Brain Appeal.
College unveils new summer adult college course guide
Warrington & Vale Royal College has released its latest Adult College Course Guide for courses starting in September 2024 and beyond.
Five in a row for local care group
Warrington-based Alcedo Care Group Home has been recognised as one of the Top 20 Large Home Care Groups in the UK for the fifth consecutive year.
Talented 15-year-olds receive awards for refereeing
TWO talented 15-year-olds from Lymm have received refereeing awards at a ceremony at Old Trafford Football Ground.
St Rocco’s Hospice Hike raises £12,700 towards patient care
THE second St Rocco’s Hospice Hike event has raised over £12,700 towards patient care after 87 courageous hikers met at Warrington Town Hall ready to walk pre-planned routes around the town.
Man and woman arrested following drugs raid
OFFICERS from Warrington Neighbourhood Policing Unit have arrested a man and woman following a drugs raid in Bewsey and Whitecross.
Man charged after town centre stabbing incident during arrest
A 32-year-old man has appeared at Warrington Magistrates to face a number of charges including attempted section 18 wounding with intent to resist arrest following a stabbing incident in the town centre.
Wanted man arrested following alleged assault at Stockton Heath
A 41-year-old man has been arrested after police sought help from the public following an alleged assault in Stockton Heath earlier this month.
Man charged after large cannabis farm found on Winwick Street
A 20-year-old man who was arrested following the discovery of a large cannabis farm in Warrington has now been charged.
Man jailed for possessing drugs with intent to supply at Creamfields
A man has been jailed after pleading guilty to possessing drugs with intent to supply at the Creamfields music festival at Daresbury.
Van driver arrested on suspicion of drug driving following collision
A van driver from Warrington was arrested on suspicion of drug driving following a two-vehicle collision at Daresbury.
Two men jailed following burglary at a Warrington Mosque
TWO local men have been jailed following a burglary and theft of charity cash boxes at a Warrington Mosque.
Police issue CCTV image of woman following alleged theft from town centre store
TOWN Centre police have issued a CCTV image of a woman they would like to speak to following an alleged theft of clothing from a Warrington shopping centre store.
Son still not fit to stand trial accused of murdering “lovely mum”
A teenager accused of murdering a Warrington woman can now be identified as her son.
Prolific shoplifter jailed and ordered to adhere to two-year criminal behaviour order
A prolific shoplifter has been jailed for five months and ordered to adhere to a criminal behaviour order (CBO) that will last for two years upon his release.
College unveils new summer adult college course guide
Warrington & Vale Royal College has released its latest Adult College Course Guide for courses starting in September 2024 and beyond.
Final call for Warrington schools and colleges to enter the Educate Awards!
TIME is running out for local schools and colleges to enter the prestigious Educate Awards.
Pupils become “legal eagles” for mock trial in historic courtroom
PUPILS from four Warrington primary schools became “legal eagles” during a mock trial competition.
Schoolchildren take part in Drowning Prevention Week
Schoolchildren received water safety advice this week at special Drowning Prevention Week swim sessions from LiveWire’s Aquatics Team and crew members from Cheshire Fire & Rescue Service.
Students celebrated Pride Month with cakes, rainbow socks and discussions
STUDENTS at Culcheth High School celebrated Pride Month with a wide range of activities including a dedicated “Diversity Week.”
Building work nears completion on college’s new Construction and Civil Engineering Academy
BUILDING work has almost completed on Warrington & Vale Royal College’s new Construction and Civil Engineering Academy, with only finishing touches remaining.
Pupils at Croft welcome rail consultancy experts
PUPILS at Croft Primary School, Warrington welcomed professionals from independent rail consultancy SLC Rail for an inspiring visit.
Priestley College student receives offers to study Medicine from four universities
A STUDENT from Warrington’s Priestley College has received offers to study Medicine from four universities – the maximum number it is possible to achieve.
Badges for High School’s “Silver Readers”
CULCHETH High School’s “Silver Readers” – a group of Year 7 students who read to local senior citizens – have received special badges to mark the first anniversary of the group starting up.
College’s new Workforce Development Fund to support local businesses
WARRINGTON & Vale Royal College has introduced its new Workforce Development Fund, made possible by funding from the government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
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.
The complexities and frustrations of planning matters
THROUGHOUT my journalistic career spanning more than 40 years planning matters have always been some of the most contentious stories I have written about.
No logic in moving Lymm into Tatton while retaining Warrington services
THEY say a week is a long time in politics – well now 24 hours is a long time in politics!
Busy time on the buses – now we need free-flowing highways – are LTNs the answer?
IT’S certainly been a busy time at Warrington’s Own Buses recently, in particular, their move from the old depot on Wilderspool Causeway to their new state-of-the-art premises on Dallam Lane.
A heartfelt plea to the Trustees of Oughtrington Community Centre
THEY say a week is a long time in politics – well five weeks is an awfully long time for local pensioners to be locked out of the Oughtrington Luncheon Club.
A resolution for the new year – the gift of giving and being nice!
AS we celebrate a new year with the current cost of living crisis, it is difficult to look to the future with optimism.
Talented 15-year-olds receive awards for refereeing
TWO talented 15-year-olds from Lymm have received refereeing awards at a ceremony at Old Trafford Football Ground.
Grappenhall salvaged a draw in a rain-affected game
GRAPPENHALL salvaged a draw in a rain-affected game at home to Oxton.
Latchford Albion got back to winning ways
LATCHFORD Albion got back to winning ways with a good 16-20 victory at Shevington Sharks.
Remarkable unbeaten run comes to an abrupt end
WARRINGTON’S remarkable unbeaten run in the Cheshire Cricket League came to an abrupt end when they were tumbled out for 64 at home to Langley.
Latchford Albion put to the sword
LATCHFORD Albion suffered a heavy 70-24 defeat when a ruthless Ashton Bears side put them to the sword.
Dufty winner sees off Hull after scare
WARRINGTON Wolves survived a Hull comeback to snap their three-match losing run with a 24-18 victory in East Yorkshire.
Talented 15-year-olds receive awards for refereeing
TWO talented 15-year-olds from Lymm have received refereeing awards at a ceremony at Old Trafford Football Ground.
Grappenhall salvaged a draw in a rain-affected game
GRAPPENHALL salvaged a draw in a rain-affected game at home to Oxton.
Latchford Albion got back to winning ways
LATCHFORD Albion got back to winning ways with a good 16-20 victory at Shevington Sharks.
Remarkable unbeaten run comes to an abrupt end
WARRINGTON’S remarkable unbeaten run in the Cheshire Cricket League came to an abrupt end when they were tumbled out for 64 at home to Langley.
Latchford Albion put to the sword
LATCHFORD Albion suffered a heavy 70-24 defeat when a ruthless Ashton Bears side put them to the sword.
Dufty winner sees off Hull after scare
WARRINGTON Wolves survived a Hull comeback to snap their three-match losing run with a 24-18 victory in East Yorkshire.
MAR Mining launches new Antminer that allows users to easily earn $1,000 per day.
New Antminers are coming, providing MAR Mining with a more powerful and energy-efficient way to mine BTC. MAR Mining is about to face a new era of cloud mining, with higher profitability in mining BTC.
Five in a row for local care group
Warrington-based Alcedo Care Group Home has been recognised as one of the Top 20 Large Home Care Groups in the UK for the fifth consecutive year.
BGEN appoints new head of sustainability
Warrington-based BGEN, one of the UK’s largest engineering firms supporting the energy transition, has appointed Amy Twist in the newly created role of head of sustainability.
Plant hire company seeks talented Warrington individuals
PLANT hire and tool provider Speedy Hire is looking for talented Warrington individuals to join its award-winning apprenticeship programme.
Marketing agency shortlisted for four top industry awards
WARRINGTON-based marketing agency No Brainer has been shortlisted for four top industry awards this summer.
Warringtonfire’s £24m Birchwood Park site awarded perfect score
Warringtonfire’s upcoming laboratory at Birchwood Park has been recognised with a Considerate Constructors Bronze Award in partnership with main contractor Tilbury Douglas.
Accountants Warrington
Warrington based accountants
Air conditioning and heating solutions
Air conditioning and heating solutions, Warrington
Art Galleries Warrington
Art Galleries in Warrington, Stockton Heath and Lymm
Builders Warrington
BUILDERS in the Warrington area
Carpets and Beds
Carpet suppliers and carpet cleaners in the Warrington area.
Car Sales and Repairs
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Alcohol Awareness Week – free help and advice
IT’S Alcohol Awareness Week – and free help and advice is available in Warrington.
National Brain Appeal charity fundraiser raises nearly £300 on National Cream Tea Day
A charity fundraiser organised by Jen Perry from Room Forty which involved baking hundreds of scones on National Cream Tea Day, raised nearly £300 for the National Brain Appeal.
Mastering Car Hire: 5 Unmatched Techniques for Sizeable Savings
There are many different types of holidays and activities that you can try to spice things up. Hiring a car and exploring entire areas has become a must for all those travellers who are eager to see as much as possible of a new place without wasting time and energy.
Birmingham’s Quick Adventures: Captivating Destinations for Immediate Thrills
In articles where they don’t praise London’s urban beauty and fun activities, you’ll get the great travel wisdom that England is full of amazing cities, towns, and villages that are worth visiting.
Alcohol Awareness Week – free help and advice
IT’S Alcohol Awareness Week – and free help and advice is available in Warrington.
National Brain Appeal charity fundraiser raises nearly £300 on National Cream Tea Day
A charity fundraiser organised by Jen Perry from Room Forty which involved baking hundreds of scones on National Cream Tea Day, raised nearly £300 for the National Brain Appeal.
Head and Neck Cancer Support Group offer help and advice
THE Warrington and Halton Head and Neck Cancer Support Group recently received a presentation from Dr Heulwen Sheldrick, Senior Speech and Language Therapist, from Clatterbridge Cancer Hospital.
Innovative Tools in Cancer and Infectious Disease Research
The quest for new treatments for cancer and infectious diseases has never been more urgent. As global health challenges continue to rise, the need for advanced and innovative research tools becomes increasingly critical.
Action-packed summer of fun awaits families at Gulliver’s World
If you’re looking for exciting ways to entertain the children this summer, Gulliver’s World has just the ticket for you!
188th Warrington Walking Day set to get under way
MORE than 20 churches, schools and other groups were set to take to the streets today for what is believed to be the 188th Warrington Walking Day.
Full list of road closures for Warrington Walking Day
THE 188th Warrington Walking Day is set to take place this Friday (June 28th) with a number of road closures in place across the town centre from as early as 7.30 am.
Status Quo legend to return to Warrington as part of UK tour
STATUS Quo legend Francis Rossi is returning to Parr Hall’s historic stage as part of a 34-date tour of the UK.
Daresbury based colleagues take on the peaks
A TEAM from Redrow’s North West division, based in Daresbury took on a mountaineering challenge raising over £13,000 for a children’s hospice.
National Brain Appeal charity fundraiser raises nearly £300 on National Cream Tea Day
A charity fundraiser organised by Jen Perry from Room Forty which involved baking hundreds of scones on National Cream Tea Day, raised nearly £300 for the National Brain Appeal.
St Rocco’s Hospice Hike raises £12,700 towards patient care
THE second St Rocco’s Hospice Hike event has raised over £12,700 towards patient care after 87 courageous hikers met at Warrington Town Hall ready to walk pre-planned routes around the town.
Lymm Runners give back to the community
LYMM Runners are a regular and familiar sight running along the pavements, tracks and trails in and around the village.
Daresbury based colleagues take on the peaks
A TEAM from Redrow’s North West division, based in Daresbury took on a mountaineering challenge raising over £13,000 for a children’s hospice.
National Brain Appeal charity fundraiser raises nearly £300 on National Cream Tea Day
A charity fundraiser organised by Jen Perry from Room Forty which involved baking hundreds of scones on National Cream Tea Day, raised nearly £300 for the National Brain Appeal.
St Rocco’s Hospice Hike raises £12,700 towards patient care
THE second St Rocco’s Hospice Hike event has raised over £12,700 towards patient care after 87 courageous hikers met at Warrington Town Hall ready to walk pre-planned routes around the town.
Lymm Runners give back to the community
LYMM Runners are a regular and familiar sight running along the pavements, tracks and trails in and around the village.
Warrington Worldwide co-founder made Honorary Freeman
CO-founder of Warrington Worldwide, David Skentelbery, has been made Honorary Freeman of Warrington at the town’s Parr Hall last night.
Historic Bluebell Inn to be given a facelift
THE historic Bluebell Inn, in Horsemarket Street, Warrington is set to get a facelift after planners gave the go-ahead.
Memories of RAF Burtonwood 80 years ago on D-Day
ONE word described RAF Burtonwood on D-Day in June 1944 – BUSY!
Museum marks 80th anniversary of D-Day with memories of four local people
TO mark the 80th anniversary anniversary of D-Day Warrington Museum has compiled four short accounts of local people caught up in that momentous day.
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.