The Legend of Robin Hood – as told by theatre company Soup
WARRINGTON-based theatre company Soup Productions is returning to the stage later this month with its newest pantomime “The Legend of Robin Hood”
Author David Skentelbery
Carers Rights Day – what support is available to carers in the town
CARERS Rights Day is being recognised in Warrington on Thursday (November 21) with an event promoting the support available to carers in the town.
Nursing care provider opens two brand-new units
NURSING care provider Exemplar Health Care has opened of two brand-new units at Woolston House. Warrington.
Warrington’s “Secret Lowry” – as remembered by his nephew
IT is now more than six years since the death of Warrington’s “Secret Lowry” Eric Tucker, but a new book by his nephew, Joe, brings the story back to life in an uplifting way – full of humour but also pathos.
MP Esther McVey says budget will be “catastrophic” for the economic health of the country
MP Esther McVey – whose constituency includes Lymm – says the recent budget will be “catastrophic” for the economic health of the country.
Rock Steady Boxing – first Parkinson’s non-contact boxing training camp in UK
ROCK Steady Boxing – with gymnasiums in Warrington and Widnes – is set to become the first accredited Parkinson’s non-contact boxing training camp in the UK.
Community minded Steve gets a reward for footpaths clean-up
WHEN community-minded Steve Jones decided to clean-up the footpaths near his home, he didn’t realise he was being closely watched.
Lymm in Bloom team pick up another “Gold”
THE Lymm in Bloom team have again picked up a “Gold”! in the North West in Bloom competition.
High School students to get “Smashed” – a lesson on the risks of underage drinking
STUDENTS at Penketh High School, Warrington, are set to get “Smashed” – a crucial lesson on the risks of underage drinking, in an effort to reduce underage drinking and its associated harms among young people.
£9 million transformation of Peace Centre to come before planners
PLANS for a £9 million transformation of Warrington’s iconic Peace Centre will come before the borough’s development management committee tomorrow (Thursday).