Road closed as firefighters free trapped casualty after vehicle overturns
FIREFIGHTERS have freed a casualty trapped inside an overturned vehicle following a serious road traffic collision at Whitley near Stretton, Warrington, this morning.
Culcheth Library hosts sell-out celebration of the English alphabet
A unique evening combining poetry, music and imagery proved a huge hit when Culcheth Library hosted ‘Meet The 26 – A Celebration of the English Alphabet’.
Give a little time and make a big difference at St. Rocco’s
St. Rocco’s Hospice is calling on people across Warrington to give a little of their time and make a big difference by volunteering in one of its charity shops.
Housebuilder’s colleagues raise over £11,000 for local charities
THIRTY colleagues from a Warrington housebuilder have raised £11,350 for two north west charities.
Missing cat Dill finally home after incredible journey and nearly three years missing
A cat found almost 100 miles from home at Lymm has finally been reunited with her delighted owners – two years and nine months after she disappeared.
Volunteers put Warrington’s community spirit firmly in the spotlight
Warrington’s community spirit was on full display at Victoria Park on Saturday – from the hundreds taking part in Parkrun to the volunteers who helped make a special MND event possible.
St. Thomas’ Church – The historical hidden gem of Stockton Heath
Stockton Heath today is a vibrant and historic village with origins stretching right back to Roman times.
Emergency crews alerted after person gets into difficulty in Sankey Brook
FIREFIGHTERS were called after reports of a person struggling in the water at Sankey Valley Park in Warrington.
Green Belt under pressure as plans for another 228 Winwick homes go live
PROPOSALS for another 228 homes on Green Belt land at Winwick have gone live, adding to growing concerns about the cumulative scale of development in and around the village and North Warrington.
MP welcomes landmark change as new domestic abuse measures come into force
NEW measures requiring courts to formally record when an offence involved domestic abuse have come into force today – a move Warrington North MP Charlotte Nichols says will help ensure perpetrators can be better identified and managed.
Man jailed for nearly three years after woman jumps from window to escape
A man from Warrington has been jailed for nearly three years for seriously assaulting a woman.
Man jailed after police raid home and find £1,600 of cocaine
A Warrington man has been jailed for more than five years after police found cocaine, cash and drug-related equipment at his home.
Man convicted following fly-tipping investigation
A Warrington resident has been convicted following a Warrington Borough Council investigation into fly-tipping in the Fairfield and Howley area.
Man wanted for breaching Sexual Harm Prevention Order now arrested
Police have now arrested a man wanted for breaching his Sexual Harm Prevention Order..
Suspended prison sentence for rogue roofing contractor who left victim out of pocket
A roofing contractor has been sentenced following a Trading Standards investigation into fraudulent trading practices that left a Warrington homeowner significantly out of pocket.
Sex offender jailed after exposing woman to terrifying ordeal on Cheshire train
A registered sex offender who subjected a woman to a terrifying ordeal on a train travelling through Cheshire has been jailed just 72 hours after the incident, following a rapid British Transport Police investigation.
Warrington man hiding in tent in Sankey Valley Park for 12 months finally caught after 18 months on the run
A 33-year-old man wanted in connection with a burglary was found hiding in a tent in a wooded area near Sankey Valley Park in Warrington after successfully evading police for 18 months.
Teenagers sentenced over Barbauld Street building fire
Two teenagers have been sentenced for their part in causing a deliberate fire at a disused building on Barbauld Street in Warrington.
Man previously jailed for murder in France back behind bars for assaulting elderly father at Winwick home
A Warrington man who was previously jailed in France for murdering his partner has been sentenced to six years in prison after seriously assaulting his elderly father at the family home in Winwick.
71-year-old gymnastics coach charged with sexual offences
A gymnastics coach in Warrington has been charged with sexual offences as part of an investigation by Cheshire Constabulary’s Online Child Abuse Investigation Team.
Extra funding opens more places on 3D printing training
Extra funding has opened more places on 3D 360 Skills Training’s 3D Printing, 3D CAD and Industry 4.0 Skills Bootcamp, which runs in collaboration with Enterprise Cheshire & Warrington.
Nursery celebrates top eco-school award
A nursery in Great Sankey is celebrating after being awarded the prestigious Eco-Schools: Early Years Green Award – a recognition available through the national programme.
Best for GCSE and A level exam board matching – save my exams
Six weeks before an exam, most students are drowning in past papers, revision guides and half-finished flashcards. The trick isn’t finding more resources. It’s finding ones that match the actual exam board specification, whether that’s GCSE, the Life in the UK test, or a professional qualification.
College prepares to welcome future students at this year’s Open Evenings
Warrington & Vale Royal College is preparing to welcome Year 11 pupils and their families to its Open Evenings, beginning on October 7.
University of Chester generates £193m for Cheshire and Warrington economy
THE University of Chester generated an estimated £193.2m in economic value across Cheshire and Warrington during the 2024/25 academic year, according to a new independent assessment.
College campus comes alive with very first week of sports
Warrington & Vale Royal College kicked off its very first Week of Sports this week, bringing the campus to life with a celebration of all things sport and physical activity.
Subjects shine as University of Chester rises in 2027 University Guide
A range of subjects at the University of Chester have been placed in the UK’s top 20 in the Guardian University Guide 2027, while the institution has climbed the overall rankings and made the top 20% for the value added for students.
Sir Thomas Boteler welcomes new Year 7’s
Sir Thomas Boteler Church of England High School has welcomed their newest students into the school community with their annual Inauguration Service.
Bruche Academy welcomes first secondary pupils
The first 36 Year 7 pupils at Bruche Academy are settling in nicely as the new school year gets underway.
College celebrates 100% success rate for Access to Higher Education students
Warrington & Vale Royal College has celebrated another year of outstanding achievement, with students on its Access to Higher Education (HE) courses achieving a 100% pass rate.
How much more development can our northern communities take?
THERE comes a point when we have to stop looking at major developments like the huge rail freight logistics park near Winwick and Croft in isolation and start asking a much bigger question – what happens when you put them all together?
OPINION: PAPYRUS collapse – how did a charity dedicated to saving young lives reach breaking point?
THERE is something deeply disturbing about the sudden collapse of a charity whose very purpose was to stop young people taking their own lives.
50 Years of Glory: Peter Collins, Lymm’s World Champion, and the volunteers keeping his legacy alive
THERE is something rather special about a village being able to celebrate its own sporting legend while, at the same time, celebrating the people who have worked tirelessly to preserve the story of the village itself.
‘Development tsunami’ threatens to overwhelm Lymm with new homes
THERE can be little argument that Britain needs more affordable homes. Young families deserve the chance to get on the property ladder, older residents need suitable accommodation to downsize into, and businesses rely on a growing workforce.
Difficult conversations can no longer be postponed
THERE comes a point when difficult conversations can no longer be postponed. For Warrington Borough Council, that point has long since arrived.
Housing targets put Lymm’s character at risk in Local Plan review
Warrington Borough Council has reopened the Warrington Local Plan for a major overhaul.
Irony of the new-style Walking Day
THE irony of the new-style Warrington Walking Day which will take place this year is that it will result in changes many people have been seeking for years.
Fragile future ahead for boom town Warrington ?
WARRINGTON is often held up as a success story of modern regional Britain—but that narrative is beginning to fray, despite another upbeat Property Review last week.
Ten years on from Viola Beach tragedy and the numbness of pain remains
IT is hard to believe it was 10 years ago today that I was reporting on the heartbreaking story about local band Viola Beach being killed in a tragic accident while on their first tour abroad.
Independent helps fill funding gap to keep community news free
I had a very positive meeting with Independent Cllr. Neil Johnson who has kindly agreed to plug some of the funding gap left by Culcheth & Glazebury Parish Council.
Yellows pegged back at home by Workington
WARRINGTON Town dropped points from a winning position for a third time at home this season as they were held to a 2-2 draw by Workington.
Warrington Wolves’ owner Simon Moran backs extended tour of John Bevan play
A play telling the remarkable story of Warrington rugby league legend John Bevan is heading out on an extended tour after receiving the backing of Warrington Wolves’ owner Simon Moran.
Littler’s Youth title hopes end in dramatic semi-final defeat
LUKE Littler’s hopes of completing a unique darts double were ended by Cam Crabtree in a dramatic semi-final clash at the World Youth Championship.
Lymm hit Exeter for six as Williams hat-trick inspires impressive victory
LYMM produced another impressive attacking display at Beechwood on Saturday as they overcame Exeter University 36-21 in a fast-paced National League 2 West encounter.
Rylands run riot as Wood hits hat-trick
EMLEY AFC were left lost in the Wood as Warrington Rylands secured a well-earned 4–1 victory at the Quickline Logistics Arena, with Harrison Wood claiming a superb hat-trick.
Another Grand Final – another heartbreak – but perhaps this time it’s different?
THERE is no easy way of dressing it up – after 71 years of pain and now FIVE Grand Final defeats, Warrington Wolves are still waiting!
Yellows pegged back at home by Workington
WARRINGTON Town dropped points from a winning position for a third time at home this season as they were held to a 2-2 draw by Workington.
Warrington Wolves’ owner Simon Moran backs extended tour of John Bevan play
A play telling the remarkable story of Warrington rugby league legend John Bevan is heading out on an extended tour after receiving the backing of Warrington Wolves’ owner Simon Moran.
Littler’s Youth title hopes end in dramatic semi-final defeat
LUKE Littler’s hopes of completing a unique darts double were ended by Cam Crabtree in a dramatic semi-final clash at the World Youth Championship.
Lymm hit Exeter for six as Williams hat-trick inspires impressive victory
LYMM produced another impressive attacking display at Beechwood on Saturday as they overcame Exeter University 36-21 in a fast-paced National League 2 West encounter.
Rylands run riot as Wood hits hat-trick
EMLEY AFC were left lost in the Wood as Warrington Rylands secured a well-earned 4–1 victory at the Quickline Logistics Arena, with Harrison Wood claiming a superb hat-trick.
Another Grand Final – another heartbreak – but perhaps this time it’s different?
THERE is no easy way of dressing it up – after 71 years of pain and now FIVE Grand Final defeats, Warrington Wolves are still waiting!
Charities warned to up their game on cyber security for donors
Charities in the North West need to seriously up their game on cyber security to avoid customer data being hacked by criminals.
Cheshire’s world-class clean energy sector spearheads regional action plan designed to fuel 35,000 jobs
Cheshire’s world-leading clean energy sector will play a pivotal role in the creation of 35,000 jobs as leaders backed a shared plan to fuel industrial decarbonisation across the North West and North Wales.
Warrington Means Business Forum brings local businesses together
LOCAL business owners, entrepreneurs, employers and self-employed people came together at the Halliwell Jones Stadium this week for the Warrington Means Business Forum.
Warrington connectivity business relaunched by Hybrid Solutions Group
Hybrid Solutions Group has launched Hybrid Connectivity Solutions (HCS), bringing together the former Passcomm team under a dedicated fibre and connectivity business.
From Sunday night dread to a business she loves
Warrington entrepreneur Keely Worsley has turned a desire for a happier working life into a rapidly growing home organisation business.
Making Tax Digital: What to do if HMRC has signed you up automatically
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax has been on the horizon for years, but this month marks a genuine shift in how it’s being rolled out.
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The best B2B SaaS SEO companies for series A to Enterprise
The right SEO partner depends on your growth stage, technical backlog and pipeline goals. I’ve compared seven agencies, with MADX Digital as my top pick, to help UK SaaS teams build a practical shortlist.
Engagement ring resizing: what to check before you buy
You have found a ring you love, but you are not quite sure of the size. Getting it adjusted afterwards sounds straightforward. Often it is, provided the ring you choose can accommodate the change.
Cloud contact centre platforms and customer service
Cloud contact centre platforms are helping organisations deliver faster, more accessible customer service across multiple channels. This article examines how these platforms support hybrid work environments and the essential changes they bring to modern customer service.
Warrington Wolves’ owner Simon Moran backs extended tour of John Bevan play
A play telling the remarkable story of Warrington rugby league legend John Bevan is heading out on an extended tour after receiving the backing of Warrington Wolves’ owner Simon Moran.
NHS expands free flu jabs to protect more vulnerable people
People experiencing homelessness and rough sleeping can receive free flu and pneumococcal vaccinations for the first time this winter, as the NHS in the North West expands protection for communities at greatest risk of serious illness.
Start your smoke-free future this Stoptober
Residents across Warrington are being encouraged to take the first step towards quitting smoking this October as part of the national Stoptober campaign.
Valentine’s Day phone call gave Warrington nurse a second chance at life thanks to organ donation
A Warrington Hospital intensive care nurse manager who once faced the prospect of a lifetime tied to dialysis has spoken about how an organ transplant gave her back her freedom – and allowed her to continue caring for some of the hospital’s sickest patients.
Can white noise help you fall asleep faster?
Falling asleep in a quiet room sounds easy, but many people lie awake while their mind keeps reacting to small sounds. White noise is one of the most popular bedtime tools because it replaces sudden noises with one steady, continuous signal. It does not switch off the brain, but it can make a room feel more predictable and less alerting.
Warrington Wolves’ owner Simon Moran backs extended tour of John Bevan play
A play telling the remarkable story of Warrington rugby league legend John Bevan is heading out on an extended tour after receiving the backing of Warrington Wolves’ owner Simon Moran.
Murder at Mistletoe Hall promises festive fun and mystery
As part of their 75th Anniversary Season, the Bridgewater Players Drama Society will be putting on a heartwarming, festive murder mystery, ‘Murder at Mistletoe Hall’, which is another play written and directed by one of their members, Anna Fradgley.
Award-winning violinist returns home for Warrington Male Voice Choir concert
Warrington Male Voice Choir will welcome Warrington-born violinist Pippa Clarke back to her hometown for a special concert at St James Church on Saturday 10th October.
Warrington gets ready to welcome Kevin Sinfield as 7 in 7 Grand Finale comes to town
WARRINGTON is preparing to give a huge local welcome to rugby league legend Sir Kevin Sinfield when his epic 7 in 7, The Grand Finale challenge comes through the town next Saturday, October 3.
Give a little time and make a big difference at St. Rocco’s
St. Rocco’s Hospice is calling on people across Warrington to give a little of their time and make a big difference by volunteering in one of its charity shops.
Housebuilder’s colleagues raise over £11,000 for local charities
THIRTY colleagues from a Warrington housebuilder have raised £11,350 for two north west charities.
Volunteers put Warrington’s community spirit firmly in the spotlight
Warrington’s community spirit was on full display at Victoria Park on Saturday – from the hundreds taking part in Parkrun to the volunteers who helped make a special MND event possible.
St. Thomas’ Church – The historical hidden gem of Stockton Heath
Stockton Heath today is a vibrant and historic village with origins stretching right back to Roman times.
Give a little time and make a big difference at St. Rocco’s
St. Rocco’s Hospice is calling on people across Warrington to give a little of their time and make a big difference by volunteering in one of its charity shops.
Housebuilder’s colleagues raise over £11,000 for local charities
THIRTY colleagues from a Warrington housebuilder have raised £11,350 for two north west charities.
Children’s Adventure Farm Trust to hit the slopes for Après Ski grand ball
The Children’s Adventure Farm Trust (CAFT) is preparing for its biggest event of the year, as the much-loved CAFT Grand Ball returns to Nunsmere Hall on Saturday 5th December 2026 with a spectacular Après Ski theme.
Brave 13-year-old Henry takes on head shave challenge to support St Rocco’s Hospice
A brave 13-year-old Warrington boy is taking on a very personal challenge to raise money for St Rocco’s Hospice – shaving his head in support of his mum, who is currently receiving care from the hospice.
St. Thomas’ Church – The historical hidden gem of Stockton Heath
Stockton Heath today is a vibrant and historic village with origins stretching right back to Roman times.
Texas family’s search for Warrington roots leads back to historic Burtonwood brewery dynasty
A family history spanning the Atlantic is bringing a Dallas woman to Warrington in the hope of reconnecting with relatives whose roots lie deep in Burtonwood’s brewing past.
Personal tribute to 16 victims of Thames Board Mills wartime bombing
A WARRINGTON man will once again pay his respects to the 16 innocent people killed during one of the town’s darkest moments of the Second World War – the Thames Board Mills bombing.
Police heritage brought to life at Warrington museum open day
HUNDREDS of visitors stepped inside Warrington’s policing past yesterday as the Museum of Policing in Cheshire opened its doors for a special Heritage Open Day.
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.
Make space in the day for your mental health this Time to Talk Day
AS we enter the New Year, it’s never been more important to talk about our mental health.
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.
Letter: Warrington Cenotaph gathering was not an organised meeting
I am writing to you with regard to the Council’s actions in reporting the gathering at The Cenotaph War Memorial, Warrington town centre, on Remembrance Sunday, 8th November 2020, to Cheshire Police.

