Have a say on agriculture and land management
CHESHIRE Wildlife Trust are urging people have their say on the government’s vision for agriculture and land management in England.
Author David Skentelbery
Nina takes on a challenge – in memory of Carl
SPORTS mad Nina Walsh will be hosting afternoon tea in Warrington town centre on May 5 – and cycling the equivalent of 100 miles at the same time.
MP “disappointed” for shopworkers on Armistice Day
WARRINGTON North MP Helen Jones says she is “very disappointed” the Government is not taking steps to allow shopworkers to take part in commemorating the end of World War 1.
Unbeaten Wheatley set to get back in the ring
WARRINGTON’S unbeaten middleweight prospect Nathan Wheatley (8-0) is to get back to business just six weeks after his last fight
New church still needs £90,000
ANOTHER £90,000 is still needed to complete the new, partly-built St Paul’s Church, Penketh.
Bowie fans in for an unforgettable night
DAVID Bowie fans are gearing up for an unforgettable night of live music as a sensational stage show swings into Warrington.
Cheshire Cat buses to launch with a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party
NETWORK Warrington is marking the launch of the new Cheshire Cat bus fleet by hosting a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party – and everyone’s invited!
Women praise “life-changing” exercise programme
TWO Warrington women who have taken part in a “life-changing” free exercise programme are encouraging females to get more active.
Thought-provoking shows heading for Warrington
TWO thought-provoking shows are heading to the Pyramid this summer as part of Culture Warrington’s contemporary arts offering.
Police name dead woman as murder inquiry goes on
POLICE at Warrington have named the woman who died after being found badly injured at her home at Howley on Tuesday night.