FIRE crews have been called out four times over the past three nights to deal with deliberate bin fires in the Orford Park area, including two targeting community play areas.

A three-vehicle collision involving a HGV and two cars on the M56 near Stretton, Warrington, caused lengthy delays during the evening rush hour.

THE opening hours of the town centre symptom-free COVID-19 testing site are set to be reduced to allow for more outreach testing work, with the changes coming into effect from Monday 1 November.

COVID-19 infection rates are continuing to fall in the Warrington area with 119 new cases confirmed in the latest data and while no further deaths have been reported, hospital admissions have risen slightly.

MEMBERS of the public are being urged to report those responsible for flytipping in the local community following another incident at Appleton, Warrington.

POLICE are investigating another suspected arson incident involving a wheelie bin in the Orford area of Warrington, this time targeting a play area.

POLICE are appealing for witnesses following an assault incident at Great Sankey, Warrington, last night, involving the attacker wielding a weapon, believed to be an axe.

Today, college professors put a strong emphasis on writing. Students are assigned to write essays, research papers, book reviews, and many other projects.

POLICE have secured the use of multi-agency CCTV cameras due to the ongoing issues with anti-social behaviour in the Great Sankey area of Warrington.

TWO more COVID-19 related deaths have sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital over the weekend, although new infection rates continue to fall with 148 new cases confirmed.

FIRE crews have been called out four times over the past three nights to deal with deliberate bin fires in the Orford Park area, including two targeting community play areas.

POLICE are investigating another suspected arson incident involving a wheelie bin in the Orford area of Warrington, this time targeting a play area.

POLICE are appealing for witnesses following an assault incident at Great Sankey, Warrington, last night, involving the attacker wielding a weapon, believed to be an axe.

POLICE have secured the use of multi-agency CCTV cameras due to the ongoing issues with anti-social behaviour in the Great Sankey area of Warrington.

WARRINGTON Police have continued their clampdown on the unauthorised use of electric scooters on the public highway by seizing one in Birchwood, Warrington, earlier today.

THE father of a six-month-old baby boy who sustained catastrophic trauma injuries has been convicted of his murder while his mother has been found guilty of causing/allowing the death.

POLICE are seeking witnesses following an arson incident bin during the early hours of this morning in the Poplars and Hulme area of town.

FIREFIGHTERS were called out twice yesterday evening to tackle suspected arson incidents involving wheelie bins on Orford Park, including one set alight on the skate park.

FIRE crews were called out to tackle two bin fires which are believed to have been deliberately started, one at Culcheth and the other in Warrington town centre.

A male who has created significant harassment for his neighbours at Birchwood has been arrested and removed from the area pending a court hearing next month.

Today, college professors put a strong emphasis on writing. Students are assigned to write essays, research papers, book reviews, and many other projects.

WARRINGTON is playing a key role in this week’s University of Chester “Collaborating for Change Week”

JUST three years ago he was learning his craft in the studios at Warrington’s Priestley College.

PLANS to double the size of a Warrington primary school to cater for an expected increase in the number of school-aged children in the area have been given the go-ahead.

WARRINGTON & Vale Royal College’s English department is celebrating the success of three dedicated students who contributed to a national project organised by the English Association reflecting on life for teenagers during the pandemic.

THE University of Chester, which is set to open in Warrington town centre next year, is delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Paul Bissell as their new Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research and Innovation.

TWO sisters who studied at Warrington’s Priestley College have taken their next steps towards a career in healthcare.

YOUNGER pupils at Warrington’s Alderman Bolton Primary School enjoyed a woodland tale from author and illustrator Sean Perkins.

WARRINGTON Borough Council’s early years team has launched their new school readiness pathway – Ready, Steady, Go with four online workshops running next week!

BRUCHE Primary School is making its mark with the quality of its geography curriculum.

READING, writing and watching the news can be pretty depressing most days, particularly in the midst of a pandemic, which is still very much here.

AFTER an unprecedented 18 months things appear to be gradually returning to normal, although in some cases it remains the new normal.

ONE thing the COVID-19 pandemic has shown me is the huge number of inspiring people and organisations we have in Warrington.

THE toxic world of politics is in full swing with the Local Elections looming large.

SPRING is in the air, the roadmap out of lockdown is underway and the vaccine programme is being rolled out so hopefully, the light is shining brightly at the end of what has been a very long dark tunnel.

PHOTOGRAPHS of Grey seals feeding on plentiful fish stocks in the River Mersey proved hugely popular with many of our online readers and although not welcomed by local anglers, some positives can be drawn from the sightings.

SINCE launching Lymm Life magazine in April 1999 we have covered many uplifting stories and recounted many tales involving community spirit and the numerous volunteers who help make Lymm such a unique place.

OPINION: DURING these unprecedented times it is disappointing that two of the town’s “political heavyweights” have still not met for talks more than one year on from the General Election.

HAVING been a near-daily visitor to Warrington Town Centre for business and recreational purposes for more than 40 years, I have to say the latest plans to make the temporary COVID-19 related traffic measures permanent, is possibly the most ill-conceived highways proposal I have ever witnessed since the creation of the Bridge Foot chaos, which has now become worse, making three lanes merge into two.

LIKE much of the world here in Warrington we are going through unprecedented times during a global pandemic and our second national lockdown.

FORMER Warrington Wolves skipper, stand-off and Hall of Fame member Willie Aspinall has sadly died at the age of 78.

WARRINGTON Rylands 1906 are delighted to announce that Owen Robinson’s loan from AFC Fylde has been extended, keeping the attacking midfielder at Gorsey Lane until January 2022.

IN the first-ever meeting between these two sides, in a clash of different styles, Lymm tested league leaders Otley before losing out 15-33.

WARRINGTON Rylands missed the chance to take top spot in the NPL West with a 1-1 draw at Glossop North End.

WARRINGTON Town held off a spirited second half fightback from Grantham Town to make it five games unbeaten and go fifth in the table.

With coronavirus restrictions hopefully a thing of the past, the abrupt summer we had in England has come to an end, with winter approaching, temperatures dropping, but fortunately stadia opening.

HEAD coach Steve Price has bid a fond farewell to Warrington Wolves after four years in charge, highlighting the Challenge Cup victory in 2019 as the standout moment.

FORMER Warrington Wolves skipper, stand-off and Hall of Fame member Willie Aspinall has sadly died at the age of 78.

WARRINGTON Rylands 1906 are delighted to announce that Owen Robinson’s loan from AFC Fylde has been extended, keeping the attacking midfielder at Gorsey Lane until January 2022.

IN the first-ever meeting between these two sides, in a clash of different styles, Lymm tested league leaders Otley before losing out 15-33.

WARRINGTON Rylands missed the chance to take top spot in the NPL West with a 1-1 draw at Glossop North End.

WARRINGTON Town held off a spirited second half fightback from Grantham Town to make it five games unbeaten and go fifth in the table.

With coronavirus restrictions hopefully a thing of the past, the abrupt summer we had in England has come to an end, with winter approaching, temperatures dropping, but fortunately stadia opening.

HEAD coach Steve Price has bid a fond farewell to Warrington Wolves after four years in charge, highlighting the Challenge Cup victory in 2019 as the standout moment.

Military medical products and wartime medicinal equipment are incredibly challenging to set up for doctors, nurses, or paramedics.

A WARRINGTON business is urging others to follow its lead and take part in Peer Networks, allowing them to connect with a range of diverse businesses and tap into how others have dealt with the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic.

LEGENDARY music producer, rail enthusiast and Daresbury resident Pete Waterman, has unveiled the name of HS2’s first tunnel boring machine on the northern section of Phase One.

WARRINGTON North MP Charlotte Nichols has pledged her support for the Long Live the Local campaign to help pubs and breweries recover and thrive.

Coming up with a salary structure on your own isn’t easy and often requires the help of experienced job evaluation solicitors. But spending the time and money to get it right can really help you out in the long run, especially if you have your sights set on growing your business in the coming months and years.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has turned our life upside down. It is hard to keep up with the travel bans and new travel and public health policies in Europe, but you must be aware so that you can travel easily within and outside of Europe.

COVID-19 infection rates have continued to fall in Warrington with 130 new cases confirmed in the latest data, although they still remain well above the national average which continues to rise.

IRISH rockers The Script completed a hat-trick of intimate performances in Warrington with an after-show party at The Grand following on from two sell-out shows at the town’s Parr Hall on Saturday.

COVID-19 infection rates have fallen for the third time in four days in the Warrington area, although they still remain well above the national average which continues to rise.

ONE more COVID-19 related death has sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital, while 203 new cases have seen infection rates rise again in the town.

WARRINGTON’S Director of Public Health Thara Raj is urging all school-aged children to test for COVID-19 following a spike in cases in the town, especially in the south.

A lawn can consume up to 20,400 gallons of water every month. Artificial turf not only conserves water (and savings on your water bill), but it also gives a lovely lawn for you and your pet to love.

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned our life upside down. It is hard to keep up with the travel bans and new travel and public health policies in Europe, but you must be aware so that you can travel easily within and outside of Europe.

COVID-19 infection rates have continued to fall in Warrington with 130 new cases confirmed in the latest data, although they still remain well above the national average which continues to rise.

COVID-19 infection rates have fallen for the third time in four days in the Warrington area, although they still remain well above the national average which continues to rise.

ONE more COVID-19 related death has sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital, while 203 new cases have seen infection rates rise again in the town.

WARRINGTON’S Director of Public Health Thara Raj is urging all school-aged children to test for COVID-19 following a spike in cases in the town, especially in the south.

THE latest small area data from Public Health England reveals COVID-19 infection rates are continuing to rise in many areas of the town, with significant hot spots in the south of the borough.

TWO more COVID-19 related deaths have sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital, for a second consecutive day with 193 new cases confirmed in the town.

A homegrown theatre production is coming to a unique venue in Warrington as part of this year’s Contemporary Arts Festival.

THE hugely successful Welcome Back Festival, which has welcomed thousands of families back into Warrington town centre over the summer, comes to an end this Saturday.

A LIMITED number of extra tickets have been released for The Script’s show at Warrington Parr Hall this Saturday, October 23.

A number of fireworks displays are taking place across Warrington over the weekend of November 5-6, with tickets available to buy online.

WARRINGTON’S multi-million pound Time Square development will play host to businesses from across the borough on 12 November for the Warrington Business Conference 2021.

A monster Halloween special of the UK’s most popular music quiz is coming to Warrington for one night only at the town’s Parr Hall.

WARRINGTON-based amateur theatre group Encore Productions are in the process of returning to the stage following COVID.

A stalwart of the Warrington high street, Michael Hancock, was given the honour of officially re-opening two Care UK stores at the Cockhedge Shopping Park, as a thank you for his support of the charity.

WARRINGTON’S fantastic Wire Works exhibition has got off to a great start – and there’s still time for you to…

NEARLY three tonnes of food has been donated by Gulliver’s World guests to help hungry families in Warrington.

STAFF from Warrington-based developer Vistry Partnerships raised more than £6,000 by taking to great heights – literally!

A FREDDIE Mercury tribute night organised by one of St Rocco’s “100 faces” helped raise £1,800 for the hospice.

AFTER 18 months of working from home United Utilities’ employee Tim McCann had become quite attached to a furry friend.

WARRINGTON Rotary Club’s popular Oktoberfest is back in full swing after an absence of two years due to the pandemic.

A stalwart of the Warrington high street, Michael Hancock, was given the honour of officially re-opening two Care UK stores at the Cockhedge Shopping Park, as a thank you for his support of the charity.

NEARLY three tonnes of food has been donated by Gulliver’s World guests to help hungry families in Warrington.

STAFF from Warrington-based developer Vistry Partnerships raised more than £6,000 by taking to great heights – literally!

A FREDDIE Mercury tribute night organised by one of St Rocco’s “100 faces” helped raise £1,800 for the hospice.

AFTER 18 months of working from home United Utilities’ employee Tim McCann had become quite attached to a furry friend.

WARRINGTON Rotary Club’s popular Oktoberfest is back in full swing after an absence of two years due to the pandemic.

TWISS Green Primary School has donated a bounty of various food items to Helping Hands Culcheth, a community group set up during the COVID-19 pandemic that distributes essentials to those in need in the WA3 area.

WARRINGTON’S fantastic Wire Works exhibition has got off to a great start – and there’s still time for you to…

AN interactive exhibition outlining the history of Warrington’s wire industry is set to take place in the town through a blend of sculpture, film, dance, poetry and real-life accounts of what it was like to work in the wire industry.

A snooker table that dates back to around the time of the First World War is seeking a new home.

A fascinating insight into the area’s 1970’s heritage is being offered at a new photographic exhibition “Days of the New Town” which has opened at Padgate Library.

MUSICIANS and singers from around the country are to meet to perform an evening of folk-music at Warrington’s Grappenhall Ex-Servicemen’s Club – as part of the club’s centenary celebrations.

PLANNING chiefs have given the go-ahead for a major restoration of one of Warrington’s oldest pubs – the reputedly haunted Black Horse in Old Liverpool Road.

AFTER more than 15, long, covid-restricted months the first visitors have returned to the Burtonwood Heritage centre based at Gullivers World in Warrington, which is now open again at last!

I have just read the April 2021 edition of Warrington Worldwide and I am delighted with Gary’s comments in the Editorial.

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.

My name is Julie Allen and at the start of this pandemic back in March, I set up a Facebook group called Coronavirus Support Warrington.

Read your ‘Editor’s Comment’ with interest, especially the part where you suggested that the required infrastructure be in place before…

ANDREW and Barbara Colyer enjoyed their trip down memory lane to Lymm and Grappenhall so much they had to write in to thank people for their hospitality and are now avid readers of our online publications.

THREE times over the last two weeks, when walking through St Thomas’ Churchyard in Stockton Heath, I was appalled to see dog walkers blatantly standing and watching their dogs off leash running around urinating on and fouling graves.

WARRINGTON businessman Carl Oates has sent a message of thanks to the people and businesses of Warrington who have helped launch his new building sites supplies business in the town.