Winter wonderland at Walton Hall
A WINTER wonderland awaits visitors to Warrington’s Walton Hall and Gardens, which are to be transformed into a magical, festive fantasy land with fun for all the family in the run-up to Christmas
Author David Skentelbery
Award-winning students seek help from local businesses
THREE Warrington students are hoping businesses will assemble to help their award-winning app become a reality.
A chance to remember babies who have died
A NON-denominational service is to be held at Warrington to provide a special time during the festive season to remember babies who have died.
5,000 youngsters dispel the myth of political apathy
WARRINGTON’S next generation of voters gave the lie to the notion of political apathy when more than 5,000 of them took part in a national campaign to find their views on some of the burning issues of the day.
Man trapped in house by blazing wheelie bin
A MAN had to be rescued by firefighters at Warrington early today after he was trapped in his house by a blazing wheelie bin which had been placed against the front door.
Junior doctors to take “positive action” on strike day
IF the junior doctors’ strike goes ahead, a group of young medics plan to take what they call “positive action” – by volunteering to teach basic life support skills at Lymm.
MP welcomes “fairer funding” for schools
A FAIRER funding formula for schools announced by chancellor George Osborne in his Autumn statement could result in a better deal for Warrington, MP David Mowat believes.
Warrington is a “Fairtrade borough” – again!
WARRINGTON has again established its credentials as a “Fairtrade borough.”
Council chairman quits over “systemic culture of bullying”
THE chairman of Frodsham Town Council has resigned from the council alleging a “systemic culture of bullying.”
“Black Friday” traffic hold-ups warning
TODAY – “Black Friday” – could see major traffic congestion in Warrington and police are urging car-borne shoppers looking for bargains to be patient and behave sensibly.