How safe do cyclists feel on Warrington’s roads?
WARRINGTON cyclists have a chance to express how safe they feel on the roads by taking part in a survey designed to help make the roads safer for everyone.
Author David Skentelbery
Why did the US Army occupy the Burtonwood Base?
WHY was the US Army at Burtonwood between 1967 and 1993?
Technology boost for Warrington manufacturers
A PILOT programme which has helped manufacturers in Warrington and the rest of Cheshire to access technology and digital tools, is to continue as part of a £8M government rollout.
STEM is the future, says former Warrington student
A FORMER Warrington college student – who now works on projects in support of the Royal Navy – says Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) will play a vital role in the UK’s future.
Suzanne’s inspiring story will raise money for cancer research
A WARRINGTON cancer survivor is to feature on a Mother’s Day card sold in supermarkets across the nation to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
Firefighters deal with blaze near Norris Street, Warrington
FIREFIGHTERS were called out at Warrington last night to deal with a fire on waste land off Norris Street.
Women’s cricket league announce plans for coming season
CHESHIRE Women’s Cricket League has announced proposals for the forthcoming season – subject to any Covid-19 restrictions.
Culcheth Community Day cancelled for second year running
CULCHETH Community Day – normally held at the beginning of May – has been cancelled for the second year in succession.
MP speaks of “incredible solidarity” during Covid crisis
WARRINGTON North MP Charlotte Nichols says Britain must channel the incredible solidarity seen during the Covid crisis into a plan to rebuild the country.
Barn conversion plan in grounds of historic hall
PLANS have been submitted for the reconstruction of part of an agricultural building in the grounds of historic Holcroft Hall Farm, in Holcroft Lane, Culcheth.