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Cabinet to consider Council improvement plan over debt concerns

WARRINGTON Borough Council’s Labour-controlled Cabinet is to consider the council’s draft Improvement and Recovery Plan, which sets out how it intends to make a series of positive changes following government intervention due to debt concerns.

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Historic Grappenhall and St. Wilfrid’s Church

Today Grappenhall village is a leafy suburb of Warrington tucked away just off the A50 Knutsford Road, but Grappenhall has an ancient past with a firm foothold in the history of Warrington.

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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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Rylands consolidate top spot

WARRINGTON Rylands strengthened their position at the top of the table with a 2-0 win against Leek Town at the Quickline Logistics Arena on Saturday.

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Rylands consolidate top spot

WARRINGTON Rylands strengthened their position at the top of the table with a 2-0 win against Leek Town at the Quickline Logistics Arena on Saturday.

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When Principal Private Residence Relief isn’t so private

For most homeowners, selling their main residence feels like one of the few occasions where tax doesn’t come knocking. Principal Private Residence (PPR) Relief has long been viewed as a safety net, almost a guarantee that any gain on your main home will be tax-free. Yet as numerous tax cases have shown that comfort can be misplaced.

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Carpets and Beds

Carpet suppliers and carpet cleaners in the Warrington area.

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Historic Grappenhall and St. Wilfrid’s Church

Today Grappenhall village is a leafy suburb of Warrington tucked away just off the A50 Knutsford Road, but Grappenhall has an ancient past with a firm foothold in the history of Warrington.

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Historic Grappenhall and St. Wilfrid’s Church

Today Grappenhall village is a leafy suburb of Warrington tucked away just off the A50 Knutsford Road, but Grappenhall has an ancient past with a firm foothold in the history of Warrington.

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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.