Bike security drive by police
PEOPLE in Warrington are being offered the chance to have their bikes
security marked free of charge on October 27 – following a spate of
thefts.
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Museum wild roadshow
WARRINGTON Museum is staging a series of special free sessions on biodiversity next week.
Halle Orchestra back in town
MEMBERS of the Halle Orchestra will be returning to Culcheth for the sixth annual Roy Harrison Memorial Concert.
Town bow out on penalties
WARRINGTON Town lost a thrilling Liverpool Senior Cup clash with
Skelmersdale last night on penalties as the game finished 2-2 after
extra time.
Fire crews tackle roof blaze
FIRE crews at Warrington were called out to deal with a blaze in the roof space of a house in the early hours of the morning.
Union's challenge to councillors
UNION bosses at Warrington are challenging Town Hall chiefs to “go
undercover” to learn about the jobs frontline council workers do – and which are under threat.
Benefits bus is back in town
THE successful benefits bus is back in town today (Wednesday) and tomorrow to offer help and advice to Warrington people.
A chance to hold the Challenge Cup
WARRINGTON Wolves’ Rugby League Challenge Cup is going on tour over the
approaching half-term period – round the borough’s libraries and
Warrington Museum.
Firm's £100,000 investment
A WARRINGTON-based manufacturer of canvas products is bucking the trend
with a move to bigger premises and a £100,000 investment in new
equipment.
Getting the young to reveal their talents
WARRINGTON is to host a groundbreaking event designed to encourage young
people to uncover their hidden talents, learn new skills and fulfill
their real potential in the jobs market.