BOVIS Homes, part of Vistry, has officially launched sales at its first Warrington development, Heatherfields, and is offering its first buyers a five per cent deposit boost when they reserve.

Miller Homes North West has donated £555 to Warrington Youth Zone through its Community Fund, helping young people across the town develop practical gardening skills and gain a recognised qualification.

MP Esther McVey joined villagers and other dignitaries to celebrate the ancient tradition of Lymm Rushbearing.

Warrington’s relationship with wine reaches back far beyond the present, into centuries when its river crossing carried not only people and goods but tastes and traditions from distant places. Beer would later become the town’s industrial heartbeat, but wine is where the story begins — and where it quietly returns.

A NEW exhibition will shed light on some of Warrington Museum’s hidden gems while celebrating the talents of a north west artist.

THE Save Woolston Neighbourhood Hub campaign group has welcomed what it describes as a long-overdue opportunity for genuine dialogue with Warrington Borough Council – but says residents now expect answers, transparency and action.

LYMM’S centuries-old Rushbearing tradition was brought vividly back to life on Sunday as villagers gathered for one of the community’s…

WARRINGTON Wolves have confirmed the signings of powerful prop duo Toby Crosby and Mitchell Prest ahead of the 2027 season.

Notice of application to Warrington Borough Council for the grant of a premises licence by Drink Dash Ltd, for unit 1206 10 Lythgoes Lane Warrington WA2 7XE to allow the (off) sale by retail of alcohol 00:00 – 23:59hrs Monday to Sunday.

AN injured rugby player was airlifted to hospital resulting in a match at Warrington being abandoned after only five minutes.

A 23-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm in connection with an assault on board a train at Warrington Bank Quay.

THREE men are due to appear in court today following a disturbance at a property in Nansen Close, Warrington on Monday when armed police and a police helicopter were deployed.

A Warrington man who risked causing an explosion after damaging a woman’s gas meter, endangering her life following an argument at her home, has been jailed for more than six years.

THREE men have been arrested on suspicion of affray and drug offences following a disturbance at Old Hall, Warrington, yesterday, Monday.

POLICE have been asked to investigate after a car was torched at Callands, Warrington, last night, Monday.

A solicitor who impersonated a Cheshire Police officer to secure CCTV footage of a woman known to him at Nando’s Warrington restaurant has been sentenced.

Police have been granted a closure order to shut down an address in Latchford that has caused a persistent nuisance for neighbouring residents.

POLICE investigating a collision at Orford Green in Warrington have released a CCTV image of a vehicle they are looking to identify.

Police have now arrested a man they were tracing.

Police are appealing for help in tracing a wanted man and urging people not to approach him.

Students from Priestley College’s High Achievers’ Programme gained a taste of life at one of the world’s leading universities during a residential visit to the University of Oxford.

A FAMILY-owned award-winning nursery group is celebrating a successful Ofsted report for its newest nursery in Warrington.

Ten Priestley College art students are exhibiting at one of the UK’s most prestigious galleries this summer.

AFTER 19 years of dedicated service, Gill Marsland is stepping down as head teacher at Oughtrington Primary School, Lymm to focus on her role as chief executive officer of The Beam Trust.

EDUCATION chiefs in Warrington have congratulated pupils, staff, governors and families at Fox Wood School following its latest “exceptional” Ofsted inspection, published on 6 July 2026.

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.

A Warrington primary school pupil’s empathy for children who lose their hair during hospital treatment has been recognised with a special kindness award.

Energy Ombudsman has marked 20 years of serving consumers with a time capsule that includes young people’s visions for the future, creating a lasting snapshot of the organisation, the energy sector and the communities it serves.

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.

Switched-on primary pupils from Warrington, Widnes and Frodsham tackled big current affairs topics in a brand-new debate festival.

THERE comes a point when difficult conversations can no longer be postponed. For Warrington Borough Council, that point has long since arrived.

Warrington Borough Council has reopened the Warrington Local Plan for a major overhaul.

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.

WARRINGTON is often held up as a success story of modern regional Britain—but that narrative is beginning to fray, despite another upbeat Property Review last week.

IT is hard to believe it was 10 years ago today that I was reporting on the heartbreaking story about local band Viola Beach being killed in a tragic accident while on their first tour abroad.

I had a very positive meeting with Independent Cllr. Neil Johnson who has kindly agreed to plug some of the funding gap left by Culcheth & Glazebury Parish Council.

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.

LET us all hope Warrington Borough Council’s six-week consultation over the future of Woolston Neighbourhood Hub results in a positive outcome for the thousands of local people who rely on the community facility.

DURING my travels around Warrington reporting on local issues or showcasing local offerings, it never ceases to amaze me how many negative people pop up on social media having a go at the town they live or work in.

CONGRATULATIONS to everyone involved in this year’s Warrington Mela which is fast becoming one of the highlights of the year in the town’s calendar of events.

WARRINGTON Wolves have confirmed the signings of powerful prop duo Toby Crosby and Mitchell Prest ahead of the 2027 season.

AN injured rugby player was airlifted to hospital resulting in a match at Warrington being abandoned after only five minutes.

TENEISHA Fairbrother’s first-half hat-trick effectively ended the game as a contest as Warrington Wolves ran out comfortable 38-12 winners against their derby rivals Widnes Vikings.

GRAPPENHALL slumped to a 59-run defeat at home to Romiley – despite a sparkling century from opener William Fell.

Warrington Rylands began the new season in true style with a 3-0 victory over title contenders FC United of Manchester in front of 1,200 supporters.<

WARRINGTON Wolves strengthened their hold on a Super League play-off spot with a 42-4 thrashing of Bradford.

WARRINGTON Wolves have confirmed the signings of powerful prop duo Toby Crosby and Mitchell Prest ahead of the 2027 season.

AN injured rugby player was airlifted to hospital resulting in a match at Warrington being abandoned after only five minutes.

TENEISHA Fairbrother’s first-half hat-trick effectively ended the game as a contest as Warrington Wolves ran out comfortable 38-12 winners against their derby rivals Widnes Vikings.

GRAPPENHALL slumped to a 59-run defeat at home to Romiley – despite a sparkling century from opener William Fell.

Warrington Rylands began the new season in true style with a 3-0 victory over title contenders FC United of Manchester in front of 1,200 supporters.<

WARRINGTON Wolves strengthened their hold on a Super League play-off spot with a 42-4 thrashing of Bradford.

FuelHub, the Warrington-based meal prep company built for everyday high-performers, has announced it has become the first meal prep business to feature on Holland & Barrett’s online marketplace.

WARRINGTON-based United Utilities has again been recognised as one of the UK’s best employers for apprentices.

Sometimes you hire people to fill “basic” roles within your business. These are roles that are essential for helping your business move ahead, but they don’t necessarily demand a great deal of experience.

Every founder who looks into how to open a brokerage firm eventually runs into the same problem: it is difficult to get a straight number. Ask five industry professionals what it costs, and you may get five different answers, ranging from tens of thousands of dollars to well over half a million. Both ends of this range may be accurate, depending on the path taken.

In today’s competitive business world, small businesses must provide excellent customer service to stand out from larger competitors. Every phone call can represent a new sale, a loyal customer, or an important business opportunity.

WARRINGTON wire mesh company Locker Heatshielding, which supplies safety equipment to industries all over the world, is celebrating 50 years in business.

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BOVIS Homes, part of Vistry, has officially launched sales at its first Warrington development, Heatherfields, and is offering its first buyers a five per cent deposit boost when they reserve.

A NEW exhibition will shed light on some of Warrington Museum’s hidden gems while celebrating the talents of a north west artist.

Families are being invited to the award-winning Sky Garden in Warrington for a close encounter with a host of animals.

More patients are now being seen quicker at North Cheshire and Mersey NHS Foundation Trust thanks to ongoing work to support frontline teams and deliver high quality urgent and emergency care.

More patients are now being seen quicker at North Cheshire and Mersey NHS Foundation Trust thanks to ongoing work to support frontline teams and deliver high quality urgent and emergency care.

PEOPLE experiencing mental health problems across the North West will get faster, more joined-up care closer to home, as the government announced new mental health facilities for the region as part of a nationwide rollout of up to 159 sites across England.

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.

RESIDENTS across Warrington are being encouraged to take part in the Big Conversation on Care, a national initiative giving people the opportunity to help shape the future of adult social care in England.

A NEW exhibition will shed light on some of Warrington Museum’s hidden gems while celebrating the talents of a north west artist.

Families are being invited to the award-winning Sky Garden in Warrington for a close encounter with a host of animals.

HUNDREDS of local families gathered at Bank Park, Warrington, yesterday for the spectacular launch of the 2026 Victoria Park Experience (VPX) summer series.

HUNDREDS of classic vehicle enthusiasts are expected to descend on the Tim Parry Community Centre at Great Sankey, Warrington, later this month as the popular Classic Car & Bike Show returns with a packed day of family entertainment, fundraising and community spirit.

Miller Homes North West has donated £555 to Warrington Youth Zone through its Community Fund, helping young people across the town develop practical gardening skills and gain a recognised qualification.

Warrington’s relationship with wine reaches back far beyond the present, into centuries when its river crossing carried not only people and goods but tastes and traditions from distant places. Beer would later become the town’s industrial heartbeat, but wine is where the story begins — and where it quietly returns.

Notice of application to Warrington Borough Council for the grant of a premises licence by Drink Dash Ltd, for unit 1206 10 Lythgoes Lane Warrington WA2 7XE to allow the (off) sale by retail of alcohol 00:00 – 23:59hrs Monday to Sunday.

Warrington’s Marjorie Goodwin has celebrated turning 102 years young with a special commemoration of her service during WWII. Surrounded by…

A CHARITY helping children who are living challenging lives has received a donation from Redrow.

Dedicated Warrington runner, Andy Edwards, is lacing up for an extraordinary year long challenge — running 100 miles across 10 official running events to raise funds and awareness for Adoption Matters, the children’s charity that helps to find loving families for children waiting to be adopted and offers their families ongoing support.

Brave colleagues, volunteers and supporters of Warrington-based national social care charity Making Space have raised more than £8,800 after taking part in a series of sponsored skydives.

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.

Warrington’s relationship with wine reaches back far beyond the present, into centuries when its river crossing carried not only people and goods but tastes and traditions from distant places. Beer would later become the town’s industrial heartbeat, but wine is where the story begins — and where it quietly returns.

WARRINGTON wire mesh company Locker Heatshielding, which supplies safety equipment to industries all over the world, is celebrating 50 years in business.

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.

It was a pleasant early summer afternoon when I wandered into the picturesque village of Great Budworth.

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.

AS we enter the New Year, it’s never been more important to talk about our mental health.

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.