Families invited to woodland carnival
WARRINGTON families are invited to a “party in the woods” to celebrate
the launch of a new green vision for Merseyside and North Cheshire.
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Age UK bowled over to take on professional cricket legends
FORMER England cricket stars Derek Randall and Mark Ramprakash will lead
an Age UK cricket team of staff and volunteers against the Professional
Cricket Association (PCA) Masters at Grappenhall Cricket Club in
Warrington at 2pm on Sunday, August 24.
Community heroes relaunch store
COMMUNITY heroes were treated to star status when they officially opened
the new Co-operative Food store at The Bridges, Latchford, Warrington
which has relaunched following a £430,000 transformation.
New church to be formally launched
NEW Song Network Church, the newest Methodist church in the country, is
formally opening in Warrington on Sunday June 22 in Bold Street
Methodist Mission at 7pm.
Play it safe during World Cup
SOCCER fans who stay up late to watch World Cup matches on TV are being urged to “play it safe” by Cheshire Fire Service.
Campaigners vow to fight sixth form closure plan
DISAPPOINTED campaigners fighting plans to close Culcheth High School’s
Sixth form college have vowed to battle on in support of more than 800
people who opposed the closure.
Young people want town centre cinema
A CINEMA in the centre of town and more anti-smoking marketing materials
were just some of the ideas young people put forward at Warrington’s
first “Youth Challenge” event.
MP's concern over domestic violence during World Cup
WARRINGTON North MP and Shadow Home Office Minister, Helen Jones, is
concerned that victims of domestic violence will not be able to access
the support they need, after experts predict a rise in the number of
incidents during the World Cup.
New residents' association planned
RESIDENTS of the Whittle Hall area of Warrington are getting together to form a residents’ association.
Lymm May Queen Festival 2014
THERE was plenty of British Bulldog spirit at the annual Lymm May Queen
Festival as villagers showed their true colours for the Queen’s
birthday, the 100th anniversary of World War One and the World Cup.