Pupils make up food hampers for elderly and vulnerable
PUPILS from Warrington’s Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School made up food hampers and delivered them to care homes and elderly residents; homes.
Author David Skentelbery
Farm seeks permission to expand pick-your-own fruit business
A PLAN to increase the number of Spanish tunnels at Kenyon Hall Farm, Croft, has been submitted to borough planning chiefs – to meet a growing demand for pick-your-own soft fruit.
Residents urged to “walk all over cancer” in the New Year
WARRINGTON residents are being challenged to kick start the New Year by taking steps to support Cancer Research UK.
Warrington firm swamped with orders for 15-minute COVID testing kit
A WARRINGTON firm that has developed a COVID testing kit that gives results in 15 minutes has been swamped with orders.
Eleven people rescued from smoke-filled building at Warrington
ELEVEN people were rescued from a smoke-filled building at Warrington early today.
Woman arrested after allegedly kicking police officer
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Lorry driver trapped for an hour on motorway
A LORRY driver was trapped for an hour on the M62 at Warrington after a jack collapsed while he was changing a tyre.
School’s Christmas video – “All about the people”
EVERY year, Warrington’s Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School produces a Christmas video as a surprise for pupils on the last day of term.
Building work under way on £6.9 million Youth Zone
BUILDING work is now underway on the £6.9 million Warrington Youth Zone – with borough council and other funders attending a socially distanced ground-breaking ceremony.
Freemasons’ £1,800 food donation to Warrington Foodbank
FREEMASONS at Warrington have presented almost 500 bags of food worth nearly £1,800 to the town’s Foodbank.