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.
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3,000 cases of domestic abuse in Warrington during pandemic
MORE than 3,000 cases of domestic abuse have been reported to police in Warrington during the pandemic.
“Mrs Santa” to do 35-mile ultra marathon on Christmas Day
A REAL-life Mrs Santa Claus will be running through the streets of Warrington on Christmas Day, swapping breakfast for a 35 mile”ultra marathon” to bring some festive cheer to children in hospital and even direct to their homes.
Firms risk wasting money on digital technology
MANUFACTURERS in Warrington and Cheshire are risking wasted time, money and effort adopting digital technology without a strategic plan for digital transformation, research by Made Smarter has revealed.
People with health conditions urged to get free ‘flu jab
PEOPLE with long term health conditions in Warrington are being urged to get their free ‘flu jab.
Police fund launched to make local areas safer
CHESHIRE police and crime commissioner David Keane has launched a new fund that police officers and PCSOs will bid for to work with local residents on projects which make their area safer.
Pallets damaged by fire
FIREFIGHTERS from Warrington were called out to deal with a blaze in Winwick Road last night.
Taxi drivers to be offered coronavirus support grant
TAXI drivers across Warrington are to be offered a coronavirus support grant because the trade is continuing to see low passenger numbers as a result of the pandemic.
Car park opening hours to be reduced – because of Covid-19
OPENING hours at Warrington’s Time Square multi-storey car park are to be slashed – because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Police appeal: Help us stop £2,000 wheelie bin fires
POLICE at Warrington and the borough council are appealing to members of the public to help cut the number of wheelie bin fires across the town.