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Cancer survivor reunited with the radiographer who treated him
A CANCER survivor from Lymm has been reunited with the radiographer who helped to successfully treat him at The Christie in Manchester 11 years ago.
A CANCER survivor from Lymm has been reunited with the radiographer who helped to successfully treat him at The Christie in Manchester 11 years ago.
WARRINGTON Hockey Women’s 1st Team made it six games undefeated with a 3-1 away win at local rivals Golborne.
DESPITE being one of just nine local authorities to receive Government funding through a Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) pilot scheme, the town has only been ranked 26th in new research showing the best UK towns to make the switch to electric vehicles.
WARRINGTON & Vale Royal College recently welcomed over twenty esteemed guests from partner secondary schools to its annual ‘Prepare for Post-16’ careers advisor and teacher conference.
BESTSELLING children’s author David Walliams and the award-winning Birmingham Stage Company have teamed up for a brand-new production of the family adventure Awful Auntie.
ICONIC performers and husband and wife team Toyah Willcox and Robert Fripp found a whole new audience together when the short videos they recorded during lockdown started to go viral.
A STAPLE event in the diary of Warrington & Vale Royal College is Employer Week, a timetabled week of employer-led activity. Taking place twice during the academic year, Employer Week is a great chance for students to meet, engage with and learn lots from those working in industry.
A SPECIALIST business bank based in Warrington is celebrating a £500m milestone as it continues to support small businesses in achieving the best returns on their cash.
AN entrepreneur from Warrington is celebrating her successful expansion into larger premises.
NEW NHS England data shows staff in the North West treated almost 1000 more people for cancer in January this year, compared to the previous month (December 2023), despite ongoing winter pressures and industrial action.