Kim sings for Millie
WARRINGTON singer songwriter Kim Jennett has joined up with North West
based charity Millie’s Trust to record her version of the Bill Wither
classic “Aint no sunshine” which is set to be released on July 5.
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Cooking up some fun
A SERIES of free, fun cooking events for children gets under way at a Warrington shopping centre today (Saturday).
Car sales plan thrown out
A CONTROVERSIAL plan to establish a car sales outlet on a busy main road has been thrown out by Warrington planners.
Open top parade for double winners
WARRINGTON Town’s double winning youth team are set to celebrate their
success with an open top bus ride courtesy of local bus company Network
Warrington.
Unwanted technology charity collection
LOCAL businesses can drop off their unwanted computers, laptops and
mobile phones at Regus in Warrington during National Recycle Week (June
17-21).
Charity fun day
A CHARITY fun day is to be held at the Imperial Hotel, Bewsey,
Warrington on August 3 in aid of Cancer Research UK and Help the Heroes.
Centre of educational excellence plan
YOUNG people in Warrington could soon benefit from a new centre of
educational excellence through a University Technical College (UTC) in
the town centre.
Magnificent Seven make club history
SEVEN members of the Lymm-based Gendai Martial Arts Club have made club
history by gaining their black belts at the same grading event.
Wolves gave away tickets
WARRINGTON Wolves gave away 100 match tickets – to celebrate the first
birthdays of the town’s two leisure and culture organisations, Culture
Warrington and LiveWire.
RL World Cup attracted hundreds
HUNDREDS of people turned out to see the Rugby League World Cup trophy when it visited Warrington.