First tenants move in at Warrington’s historic Academy building
IN the mid-1700s it was an important seat of learning to rival Oxford and Cambridge and led to Warrington being dubbed “the Athens of the North.”
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“People with learning difficulties discriminated against during crisis” – MP
PEOPLE with learning difficulties have been discriminated against during the COVID-19 pandemic according to Warrington North MP Charlotte Nichols.
Town centre bounces back strongly following COVID lockdowns
WARRINGTON’S shopping centre has bounced back strongly following the pandemic lockdowns
600 children to receive special Christmas presents
MORE than 600 Warrington children can look forward to opening presents on Christmas Day thanks to the generous donations to this year’s borough council toy appeal.
New £160,000 community park is formally opened
A £160,000 refurbishment project has given a new lease of life to a field Great Sankey, Warrington – creating a new community park.
Residents urged to “stay within the rules”
WARRINGTON’S public health leaders are urging people not to be complacent with the current coronavirus restrictions.
Christmas trail hailed as a real cracker!
THE first ever Christmas trail at High Legh has been hailed a real cracker.
Christmas lights switched on early to beat the COVID blues!
COVID-19 meant the annual Christmas Market at Culcheth, and the formal switching-on of the festive lights, had to be cancelled.
New partner will help firms and their employees to boost their skills
A £30m project in Cheshire and Warrington has appointed a new partner to help enable firms and their employees improve their skills and take advantage of the latest business practices.
New plans to convert former town centre pub into apartments
NEW plans have been submitted to convert a former Warrington town centre pub into seven one-bedroom apartments.