Lymm Life Magazine April 2022
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Yearly Archives: 2022
Police warning over increase in caravan thefts
POLICE have issued a warning over increased activity in caravan thefts, including two from the Warrington area.
Trio of bands set to pay tribute to Manchester music scene
A trio of bands is set to pay tribute to the giants of Manchester music scene at Warrington Parr Hall later this year, headlined by The Clone Roses.
Residents encouraged to set up new campaign group to tackle “weighty issue”
RESIDENTS in Houghton Green are being encouraged to start up an action group to try to enforce a ‘weighty issue’ that will make one of north Warrington’s most hazardous lanes a much safer place.
Gulliver’s thank customers for helping raise £15,000 for Ukraine support
GULLIVER’S Theme Park Resorts based in Warrington is thanking customers for their generosity after they helped raise more than £15,000 to support the people of Ukraine.
From small beginnings to four million plants a year!
LYMM-based family business E Smith and Son has grown from small beginnings to four million plants a year, specialising in perennials, seasonal bedding and basket plants, and Christmas holly wreaths.
Four week road closure for bridge repairs at Padgate
BRIDGE repairs will require a stretch of Marsh House Lane at Padgate to be closed for up to four weeks from next Monday, March 22.
Bus company stands with Ukraine
LOCAL bus company Warrington’s Own Buses has unveiled a Ukraine-designed bus as a show of support to those currently suffering due to the ongoing conflict.
Two more COVID-19 deaths as infection rates continue to rise with 263 new cases
TWO more COVID-19 deaths have sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital, as infection rates continue to rise in the town with another 263 new cases confirmed.
Peace Centre fund-raising furniture sale cancelled
A proposed furniture clearance sale at Warrington Peace Centre on March 20, the 29th anniversary of the Warrington bombing, to help raise funds for the Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation for Peace has been cancelled.