How a man broke down in tears – and changed his life
A WARRINGTON man who opened up over his mental health issues is encouraging others to speak out.
Author David Skentelbery
Grappers show improved form in tense draw
GRAPPENHALL’S much-improved form continued on Saturday as they fought out a tense draw at title hopefuls Toft in the Vivio Cheshire County League premier division.
Council answers its critics with A1 credit rating
WARRINGTON Borough Council – which has come in for some criticism over its financial affairs in recent time, has answered its critics by announcing a credit rating of A1.
Albion unlucky to lose in a close-fought thriller
LATCHFORD Albion played their part in an enthralling encounter against a well organised Pilkington Recs side and were unfortunate to end up at the wrong end of a 30-28 scoreline.
Sisters praised for “inspirational” work in Kenya
AMELIA Titchard – head girl at Warrington’s Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School – has just returned from Kenya working with young people there.
Hi-tech firm moves onto Birchwood Park
MIRION Technologies – a global provider of radiation detection services – has moved onto Warrington’s Birchwood Park.
Council launch consultation on Sandy Lane tip
A SIX-week consultation has been launched, giving people the chance to have a say on the future of Stockton Heath Community Recycling Centre on Sandy Lane.
Folk singer Kate books in for the festive season
MULTI-award winning folk singer Kate Rusby is to appear in Warrington later this year with a special festive treat.
Disability bus pass scheme launched
WARRINGTON’S Own Buses – the new name for Network Warrington – has launched a disability-friendly pass scheme with Woolston Sixth Form College.
Town centre flats would be “mediocre” says objector
A MAJOR plan to demolish a disused roller skating rink at Warrington and replace it with an apartment block providing 144 dwellings is to be put to planning chiefs for a second time.