Residents’ overwhelming support for investment in public transport
WARRINGTON residents are overwhelmingly in favour of investment in public transport.
Author David Skentelbery
£40,000 project to completely refurbish children’s playground
WORK is about to start on a £40,000 project to completely refurbish a popular children’s playground at Warrington.
Oliver, 23, saved the lives of four people through organ donation
A 23-year-old man from Lymm who saved the lives of four people through the gift of organ donation has been posthumously honoured at a moving award ceremony.
Covid vaccine jabs to be brought forward because of new variant
ELIGIBLE people in the North West – including Warrington – are to be offered a Covid vaccine from September 11 in line with the latest expert guidance on the new Covid variant.
It’s September – and that means it is “Friendship Month”
IT’S September – and that means it is “Friendship Month” for an organisation founded more than 200 years ago.
New storm over plan to convert end-terraced house into a children’s home
A STORM has broken over proposals to convert an end-terraced house into a children’s home.
Ukrainians celebrate Independence Day in Culcheth
CHAIRMAN Cllr Keith Bland and a number of other members of Culcheth Parish Council attended Ukraine Independence Day celebrations at the Daten Club, Culcheth.
Grappenhall inched their way towards safety
GRAPPENHALL inched their way towards safety in the Cheshire County League premier division with a four wicket victory at Neston.
Author Jacqueline Grima leads the reader down intriguing false trails
WARRINGTON author Jacqueline Grima has been writing from an early age. Her first rejection slip came from a magazine when she was still a teenager.
How LEGO got into the Daresbury Laboratory!
WHEN you think of Daresbury Laboratory, near Warrington, you don’t immediately think of LEGO.