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Digging up the past – a celebration of archaeology
A FREE, fun-filled and family-friendly programme of activities is coming to Warrington as part of one of the biggest annual celebrations of archaeology.
A FREE, fun-filled and family-friendly programme of activities is coming to Warrington as part of one of the biggest annual celebrations of archaeology.
LYMM History Society has paid tribute to local historian Joe Griffiths who has sadly died.
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have been asked to consider proposals for repair work on the world’s earliest railway viaduct – the Grade 1 Listed Sankey Viaduct.
HE stands alone in the heart of Warrington as the town prepares to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III. Almost a forgotten man – Oliver Cromwell.
BUILT and designed to take up to 79,000 vehicles per day when it officially opened 60 years ago, a horse-drawn cart driven by a local teenager was actually the first vehicle to travel over the completed Thelwall Viaduct.
RAF Burtonwood historian Aldon Ferguson is set to start a series of Spring Lectures next Monday, April 10, the first focusing on the Satellite bases.
AN examination of the roof of a historic Warrington pub has revealed that it is beyond repair.
RADIO General, based at Warrington Hospital, is celebrating 70 years of Rugby Commentaries (1953 – 2023) for inpatients.
A NEW book by Janice Hayes always throws a new light on Warrington’s past and her latest is no exception.
A special service took place today, marking the 123rd anniversary of the Battle of Pieter’s Hill during the Boer War and commemorating the memory of one of Warrington’s most popular commanding officers, Lt Col W McCarthy O’Leary.