Lingley Mere is buzzing in Bees’ Needs Week
IT’S Bees’ Needs Week and Warrington’s Lingley Mere is buzzing thanks to the resident bees that are busy producing tasty honey and pollinating plants.
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Piranhas gobble up the silverware
IT was a busy end of season for Lymm Piranhas Junior Football Club with its teams competing for their respective league titles and cup finals.
Technically Brilliant Gallery showcases work of contemporary artists
A NEW exhibition at the Technically Brilliant Gallery in Warrington’s Golden Square aims to showcase the work of a range of contemporary artists and makers in the town.
Public warned to expect significant disruption ahead of strikes by junior doctors and hospital consultants
HEALTH leaders are urging members of the public to use NHS 111 Online for all non-emergency healthcare needs during the upcoming strike action involving junior doctors and hospital consultants.
Davies marks Wolves return with try but Saints take the spoils
FERN Davies marked her return to the Warrington Wolves line-up with their only try of the game as St Helens ran out 60 points to 6 at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.
Latchford Albion return to winning ways
LATCHFORD Albion returned to winning ways with a 20-10 victory at home over a tough Heysham Atoms outfi.
Gravity seek permission for seating area in Time Square as part of rebrand
THE Gravity bar restaurant currently known as Newtons is seeking planning permission to create a seating area in Time Square as part of a rebrand.
Ludovico produces acting workshops for male mental health service users
WARRINGTON creative company, Ludovico, has partnered with Culture Warrington to produce a series of free acting workshops called ‘ReACT’, to support male mental health across the borough.
Manor Road Tennis Club opens at Lymm Rugby Club
THE new home for Manor Road Tennis Club at Lymm Rugby Club’s Walled Garden has opened featuring four new floodlit all-weather, artificial grass courts.
Joint rail operation to protect children from county lines exploitation
A NUMBER of vulnerable children have been identified as being at risk of exploitation from county lines gangs, during a recent joint operation between British Transport Police (BTP), Cheshire Police and Merseyside Police.