Caring Caitlin is a national “Covid Hero”
A TRAINING manager with a home care provider at Warrington has been named a national winner in an award scheme for “Covid Heroes.”
Author David Skentelbery
Lymm Truckwash operators hit back following objections from residents
OPERATORS of Lymm Truckwash have hit back following protests from nearby residents over controversial proposals to expand its facility on the A50 near the Lymm motorway interchange.
Plan for 617 houses set to be approved – again
A MAJOR plan to build up to 617 homes and a “mixed use” zone at Omega South, Warrington, comes before borough planners tomorrow (Wednesday) – for the second time.
Jail for burglar who stole jewellery worth £12,000
A BURGLAR who stole up to £12,000 of jewellery from a house in Warrington has been jailed for three and-a-half years.
Bruche Primary named as one of England’s top state schools
WARRINGTON’S Bruche Primary School has been declared one of the top state primary schools in England.
Second Widnes school joins Warrington Academy Trust
A SECOND Widnes school is to join the Warrington Primary Academy Trust.
Hospitals charity launches Christmas fundraiser
WARRINGTON and Halton Teaching Hospitals Charity has launched its Christmas fundraisers – one they’re keen to make extra special.
Scouting for Girls to visit Warrington’s Parr Hall
INDIE pop group Scouting For Girls is hitting the road next year for their longest-ever tour and will be calling in at Warrington’s Parr Hall.
Poppy Appeal team raised £11,500 – despite Covid
THE Lymm Poppy Appeal team raised more than £11,500 for this year’s appeal – despite the local and national restrictions necessary because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
College signs up to new mental health charter
WARRINGTON’S Priestley College has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting the mental health of its students and staff by signing up to a new national charter.