“Safe” programme of World War 2 commemoration events planned
WARRINGTON’S role in World War II is to be remembered through a programme of “live” and online events, later this month, commemorating VE Day and VJ Day.
Author David Skentelbery
Charity fights for dementia carers’ rights during pandemic
A WARRINGTON-headquartered social care charity is fighting to secure dementia carers’ rights as the coronavirus pandemic progresses.
Small firms tackle COVID-19 crisis with new approach to leadership
SMALL and medium sized manufacturers from across Warrington and Cheshire have embraced a new approach to leadership during the coronavirus crisis.
Coronavirus: “Don’t let your guard down” say police
POLICE are reminding Warrington residents not to let their guard down in the fight against Covid-19.
How the new COVID-19 restrictions affect Warrington
TOUGH new coronavirus restrictions in the North West don’t directly apply to Warrington – but they are a warning to the borough to remain extra cautious
51 complaints to Ombudsman – but council resolves them all
A TOTAL of 51 complaints were made to the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman about Warrington Borough Council last year .
Plan for 617 homes on land zoned for office development
A MAJOR plan for up to 617 homes and a “mixed use zone” at Omega South, Warrington, comes before the borough’s development management committee on Wednesday.
£550,000 grant to help tackle crime in Warrington
A £550,000 Government grant has been secured by Cheshire police and crime commissioner David Keane for a project to reduce burglaries in Warrington.
Firefighters gear up for “999 hellfire” challenge
FIREFIGHTERS in Warrington are gearing up to compete a “999 hellfire” challenge of exercises to raise money for charity.
Meet Rock Choir’s Warrington leader – Kathryn Davies
ROCK Choir – the biggest contemporary choir in the UK – will be led by Kathryn Davies, local leader for the Warrington area – when its free, interative session goes live on Friday.