How Warrington got to be so active!
WARRINGTON’S achievement, in becoming the most active borough in the North West, is due to a number of local organisations working together to increase the number of people taking part in sport.
Author David Skentelbery
Jade becomes youngest woman councillor
TWENTY one-year-old Jade Mitchell has triumphed in a hotly-contested by-election for a seat on Burtonwood parish council – and in doing so has become the youngest woman councillor in Warrington.
Car on fire outside house at Croft
TWO fire engines – one from Warrington and one from Greater Manchester Fire Service – were called to a property at Croft, Warrington to deal with a car fire.
Inquest opens into Viola Beach tragedy
THE inquest into the tragic deaths of the four members of Warrington indie band Viola Beach and their manager in Sweden in February is opening at the Town Hall today.
School to get new sports hall
TOWN Hall planning chiefs at Warrington have approved proposals for a new, two-storey sports hall at St Gregory’s RC High School.
House builder announces new appointments
WARRINGTON-based housing and regeneration specialist Galliford Try Partnerships has announced the appointment of a new build manager and two managerial promotions.
Legendary blues rocker heading for town
BLUES rocker Walter Trout – once voted the sixth best guitarist ever – is heading for Warrington’s Parr Hall.
Last chance to grab a Jason Donovan ticket
JASON Donovan’s Parr Hall concert on Wednesday, December 21, looks to be heading for a sell-out.
Guitar and flute duo will cross musical boundaries
FORMER Lymm High School student Meera Maharaj is bringing her flute and guitar duo to play at the United Reformed Church in Lymm tomorrow (Wednesday) at 7.30pm as part of Lymm Festival’s Winter Warmers programme.
Village to lose its last remaining bank
CULCHETH is to lose its last remaining bank.