Volunteers in big spring clean-up at historic canal
MORE than 20 volunteers, aged 10 to 70, took to Warrington’s New Cut Canal to help with the annual big spring clean-up of litter and fly-tipped rubbish.
Author David Skentelbery
Students muck in by mucking out
COLLEGE students are pitching in to help at the children’s zoo in Walton Hall Gardens, Warrington.
Historic art works come back to their creators’ home
THREE paintings associated with prominent local artists are to go on show at Warrington Museum and Art Gallery to help celebrate its history.
Residents turn out in force to oppose Peel Hall homes plan
MORE than 100 residents turned out to voice their opposition against the controversial plan to build 1,200 homes on land at Peel Hall, Warrington, on the opening day of a public inquiry.
PR agency celebrates third birthday with four new clients
AWARD-winning Warrington PR, social media and content marketing agency No Brainer has marked its third year of business by adding four new accounts to its client roster.
MP in call for improved food labelling
MP Faisal Rashid is backing a Diabetes UK campaign for improved food labelling.
Care homes show how they “link with communities”
CARE homes across Warrington opened their doors to the public for Care Home Open Day.
Fire crews tackle skip blaze
FIREFIGHTERS from Warrington and Lymm were called out this afternoon to reports of a skip…
Appeal fund launched after rugby player seriously injured
AMATEUR Rugby League players and supporters have launched a fund to raise money for a player who was seriously injury in a match on Saturday.
Dream start to the season for teenage cricketer
THE cricket season got off to a dream start for 17-year-old Grappenhall batsman Arthur Pennington as he hit his first-ever 1st XI century as his club raced to victory over Elworth in the Cheshire Cup.