Police appeal after armed robbery
POLICE today issued an appeal for information from the public following an armed robbery at Warrington on Sunday, August 30.
Author David Skentelbery
Long-serving school governor retires
ONE of Cheshire’s longest-serving school governors has retired – after 40 years service.
Diving duo smash ‘Going the Extra Mile’ challenge
TWO disabled Warrington men have led a team of 30 divers to complete the “Going the Extra Mile Scuba Challenge” in aid of Warrington Disability Partnership (WDP).
Champions show off their skills at open day
MEMBERS and friends of Lymm Oughtrington Park celebrated their best summer for about 15 years with a successful open day at their Oughtrington Lane ground.
Eight-year-old Max hits a hole-in-one
RORY McIlroy “wannabe” Max Hilton from High Legh has gone one better than his hero by hitting his first hole-in-one at the age of eight.
Youth theatre goes from strength to strength
A NEW youth theatre group is going from strength to strength after launching in Warrington early this year.
Firm named to build new Penketh fire station
CHESHIRE Fire Authority has named the firm awarded the contract to build a new fire station at Penketh, Warrington.
Warrington promoted – and could still be champions!
WARRINGTON have won promotion to the Vivio Cheshire County League’s first division – and have a remote chance of going up as champions depending on the last match of the season next Saturday.
Village road works start next month
A NEW programme of road repairs is set to start in Croft early next month bringing significant benefits to local residents.
The “shocking” health inequalities of North West children
THE health and development of children under five varies dramatically between different parts of England, with a child living in the North West far more likely to suffer from tooth decay and to have been hospitalised because of an injury than those in other regions, according to a report published today.