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College Dance Academy celebrates another year of success

Warrington & Vale Royal College’s Dance Academy students impress as the programme comes to a close, with 13 talented young dancers from local high schools captivating audiences this month with their energetic “Pop Icons” themed routine.

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Greater powers to restrict HMOs: Have your say!

Warrington residents are being asked if they want their area to be granted greater powers to control and manage the conversions of homes into houses in multiple occupation (HMOs).

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Outbuildings plan for grounds of house in the Green Belt

AN APPLICATION has been submitted to Warrington Borough Council for confirmation that proposals for two outbuildings in the grounds of a large detached house on a Green Belt site can be carried out under permitted development rights.

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Future hope for Fiddle i’th Bag site as new owner outlines vision

THE once-beloved local landmark between Burtonwood and Winwick — the Fiddle Inn i’th Bag pub — was demolished this week following safety concerns, marking the end of an era for a building that has stood in the memories of many residents for decades.

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College Dance Academy celebrates another year of success

Warrington & Vale Royal College’s Dance Academy students impress as the programme comes to a close, with 13 talented young dancers from local high schools captivating audiences this month with their energetic “Pop Icons” themed routine.

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School achieves The Rainbow Flag Award

SIR Thomas Boteler Church of England High School has been awarded The Rainbow Flag Award, a national quality assurance framework that recognises schools and colleges for demonstrating positive LGBTQ+ inclusion and visibility.

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Dedicated nursery practitioner wins top medical ‘Hero’ award

WHEN a young child arrived at Bright Horizons Warrington Day Nursery and Pre-School Nursery with a serious medical condition, practitioners went above and beyond to ensure that Ibbi – and her parents – received the best possible experience, despite the challenges.

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GCSE maths in Warrington: 5 simple ways parents can support at home

Warrington GCSE results in maths have been encouraging, yet many students still find the subject a real challenge. Parents often want to help but aren’t sure where to start. This blog shares five simple, parent-friendly ways to give GCSE maths support at home, making preparation less stressful and more effective.

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Toxic politics reaches a new low in Culcheth

I’m sorry to say that the world of toxic politics has reached a new low in the Culcheth area – and it’s not just me saying it – I am hearing it from lots of people across the whole of Warrington.

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Disappointing but not surprising

WHILE there will be lots of disappointment in Lymm following the approval of new “prison block” retirement apartments on former Green Belt land in the village, it was hardly surprising to see the development allowed on appeal.

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Reflecting on a year of change

AS the curtain comes down on our 25th anniversary of publishing Warrington Worldwide, it is time to reflect on another year in Warrington – a year of change.

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Lymm secure hard-won maximum points on the road

AFTER a week spent in the comfortable surroundings of Crouchley Lane, Lymm were once again back on the bus on Saturday, adding more miles on the now only too familiar tarmac of the M6 and M5, as they travelled to play Old Redcliffians from Brislington, near Bristol.

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Lymm secure hard-won maximum points on the road

AFTER a week spent in the comfortable surroundings of Crouchley Lane, Lymm were once again back on the bus on Saturday, adding more miles on the now only too familiar tarmac of the M6 and M5, as they travelled to play Old Redcliffians from Brislington, near Bristol.

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MP visits metal recyclers EMR

Charlotte Nichols MP recently visited EMR Group (European Metal Recycling) at their Headquarters in Westbrook to meet with CEO Chris Sheppard.

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6 steps to take when you suspect insurance fraud

Insurance fraud isn’t one of those things people like to think about until it slaps them across the face. You file a claim. Something feels off. Maybe the story doesn’t add up, or the damages seem exaggerated, or you’ve got that gnawing feeling in your gut that someone’s pulling a fast one.

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What makes a Warrington business financially attractive

Determining the true financial value of a business is a challenge for many Warrington entrepreneurs, particularly when planning growth, seeking investment, or preparing for sale without professional guidance.

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Carpets and Beds

Carpet suppliers and carpet cleaners in the Warrington area.

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Non alcoholic bar drinks by Mitra9: the perfect choice for parties

In today’s modern hospitality scene, offering quality beverages goes beyond traditional alcoholic options. Whether you’re hosting a lively birthday bash, a casual get-together, or a festive celebration, having the right drinks can make all the difference.

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Say goodbye to stress – a public meeting

A PUBLIC talk entitled “Say Goodbye to Stress” will be a given by a Buddhist monk at Warrington on Saturday, November 15 – against a background of increasing public division and hate crime.

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Lymm Panto tickets still available

TICKETS for this year’s Christmas Lymm Panto at Lymm Rugby Club, ‘Jack and His Giant Beanstalk’, are still available.

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Say goodbye to stress – a public meeting

A PUBLIC talk entitled “Say Goodbye to Stress” will be a given by a Buddhist monk at Warrington on Saturday, November 15 – against a background of increasing public division and hate crime.

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Say goodbye to stress – a public meeting

A PUBLIC talk entitled “Say Goodbye to Stress” will be a given by a Buddhist monk at Warrington on Saturday, November 15 – against a background of increasing public division and hate crime.

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On the trail of the Norbertine Canons of Warburton

On a steep embankment shaded by archaic yew trees in the quiet backwater of Warburton Village close to nearby Lymm stands an ancient religious timber framed structure that has been associated with worship and prayer since as far back as the 11th century.

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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.

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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.