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Learning to “read” a wood at Lymm

YOUNG people aged 10 to 18 can learn to “read” a British wood with forager Pete McCusker when a two-hour real-world learning experience visits Lymm on Sunday, August 30.

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College students experience the trip of a lifetime in Sri Lanka

Fifty students from Warrington & Vale Royal College have returned from an unforgettable two-week placement programme in Sri Lanka, gaining valuable international work experience, developing new skills, and immersing themselves in a completely different culture through the UK Government’s Turing Scheme.

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Clearing now open at the University of Chester

Clearing has officially opened at the University of Chester, offering prospective applicants the opportunity to discuss options for studying in the 2026/2027 academic year.

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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.

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Would a Turkey vote for Christmas?

AS our American cousins celebrated Thanksgiving this week, Warrington Borough Councillors are set to vote on some key issues on Monday evening – including giving themselves another increase in allowances.

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Wolves trounce the Tigers

Warrington Wolves Women defeated Castleford Tigers 54-4 in the National Women’s Championship to bounce back from their Challenge Shield Final to continue their push for the playoffs.

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Wolves trounce the Tigers

Warrington Wolves Women defeated Castleford Tigers 54-4 in the National Women’s Championship to bounce back from their Challenge Shield Final to continue their push for the playoffs.

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Carpets and Beds

Carpet suppliers and carpet cleaners in the Warrington area.

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Can you be fit and still have a drinking problem?

If you think about drinking problems, you probably start to stereotype. Think of the pot-bellied man who sits in the pub all day, or the wild middle-aged woman who likes one-too-many glasses of pinot. You might not think of someone who looks the picture of health.

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The new rules of buying a second hand Rolex

A few years back, the answer to the question of buying a pre owned Rolex was usually straightforward: Is it real or not? Given that this answer was positive, potential purchasers were in a position to proceed with the purchase with peace of mind.

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Can you be fit and still have a drinking problem?

If you think about drinking problems, you probably start to stereotype. Think of the pot-bellied man who sits in the pub all day, or the wild middle-aged woman who likes one-too-many glasses of pinot. You might not think of someone who looks the picture of health.

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Law firms encouraged to join Will Aid campaign

LAW firms in Warrington and across the North West are being encouraged to join this year’s Will Aid campaign, using their legal expertise to help thousands of people make a Will while raising vital funds for charities supporting vulnerable people.

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Law firms encouraged to join Will Aid campaign

LAW firms in Warrington and across the North West are being encouraged to join this year’s Will Aid campaign, using their legal expertise to help thousands of people make a Will while raising vital funds for charities supporting vulnerable people.

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Why Warrington belongs to everyone

Our home — this island of Britain — has always been shaped by movement. For thousands of years, people from every corner of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland have crossed channels, borders and rivers, carrying stories, trades, hopes, and habits with them.

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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.