THE “Class of 2022” from Warrington’s Priestley College took the next step towards realising their dreams and ambitions as they collected their A-Level and Vocational results.
It is a well-known fact that fire and smoke alarms save lives. In the event of a fire, these alarms provide warnings so that people have time to escape. Smoke alarms also warn people of the presence of smoke, which can be just as dangerous as the fire itself.
THE long-running proposal for an underground car storage facility on the former Stretton airfield at Appleton, Warrington has finally been approved.
CHILDREN got a chance to use their imaginations and create a “plate fit for the Queen” when Lymm’s Cheshire Grange Care Home organised a Jubilee Plate competition.
FOLLOWING on from the Lionesses’ recent success, an exhibition celebrating the history of women in rugby league is coming to Warrington this September.
WARRINGTON South MP Andy Carter has written to the Planning Inspectorate seeking clear guidance on the forthcoming “Examination in Public” of Warrington’s Local Plan after campaigners said they were facing a David and Goliath situation.
CARE assistants and reablement support workers are needed in Warrington – and the borough council is looking for caring people to take on the roles.
A THAMES barrier-style barrage/weir on the Sankey Canal, above Bewsey Lock, would solve a water supply crisis.
STUDENTS and staff at Warrington & Vale Royal College are celebrating a fantastic set of vocational results, with 88% of final-year students studying a BTEC Level 3 achieving a Distinction*, Distinction or Merit grade.
STUDENTS at Lymm High School were today celebrating excellent A-Level results as strong as those before the pandemic hit – if not stronger, with nearly all gaining their university of choice.
