Warrington Youth Zone receives support from Amazon team
THE Amazon fulfilment centre in Warrington has made a £1,000 donation to Warrington Youth Zone.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Rugby League World Cup set to make an impact in Warrington
WARRINGTON is making preparations to celebrate the important role it will play as part of the Rugby League World Cup (RLWC) through a celebratory Host Impact Day.
4 Classic Games That Don’t Require You To Learn Lots Of Strategies
Bored? Listless? Sick of avoiding travel in an effort to escape the clutches of COVID-19? Time at home is great in modest doses, but it’s long since started to wear on most of us.
Ingevity employees create positive impact on World Earth Day
WARRINGTON performance materials and chemical maker, Ingevity UK, celebrated World Earth Day by assisting with beautification projects to benefit the vibrancy of the local community.
All set for “mouth-watering” local derby as Woolston Rovers travel to Crosfields
WOOLSTON Rovers make the short trip across town to face Crosfields in a mouth-watering ‘derby’ clash in the National Conference League Division Two on Friday evening; kick-off is 7.30pm at Hood Lane Recreation Ground, Great Sankey.
Car fire and lorry oil spillage on motorway networks bring more traffic congestion
TWO more incidents on the motorway networks around Warrington brought more traffic congestion to the town for a second consecutive day.
Can more than 4,400 people be wrong?
THAT is the current number of people who are voicing opposition to Warrington Borough Council’s Central 6 Street plan, set to come into force on Monday, June 20.
Detectives launch appeal after man threatened with axe and attacked and robbed by three men
DETECTIVES have launched a public appeal for information following a robbery near Longshaw Street, Warrington, when a man was threatened with an axe and attacked and robbed by three men.
All set for Birchwood Carnival
LARGE crowds are expected at Birchwood Forest Park on Sunday (June 12) for the return of Birchwood Carnival – but with showers forecast you might need a brolly!
Power firms slammed over “unacceptable service” in response to Storm Arwen
POWER companies have today been slammed by energy watchdog Ofgem over an “unacceptable service” in response to Storm Arwen last November, which saw nearly one million homes cut off, including villagers at Croft in Warrington.