TV star launches Festival event
TV actress Denise Welsh was on hand to help youngsters “Get on their
bikes” as part of a Lymm Festival event at the revamped Ridgway Grundy
Park.
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Police hunt mountain bike robbers
POLICE are today hunting two men who used mountain bikes to carry out a street
robbery at Warrington.
Wolves 19 for Crusaders
WARRINGTON Wolves have announced their 19 man squad for their first trip
to Wrexham since the Crusaders moved grounds.
Warrington Walking Day – the movie!
EXCLUSIVE video footage of the annual Warrington Walking Day event.
New member for campaign group
A NEW member has been invited to join a campaign group fighting for public toilets at Stockton Heath, Warrington
Bargain books
BOOK lovers in Warrington have the chance to snap up a bargain when
sales are held in local libraries.
Artists who wants to paint houses
AN award-winning artist is creating a base in Warrington and looking at
prestige Cheshire homes for inspiration.
Smoking ban starts to pay dividends
WARRINGTON has a 99 per cent compliance rate for not smoking in work
places and public places across the borough – and the smoking ban is
already beginning to pay dividends.
Calling foul on illegal games
TRADING Standards chiefs at Warrington have called foul on a local
retailer offering to “flash” games consoles at a knockdown price.
Let the train take the strain
THE vital role of improved rail links to Warrington, Chester and the
rest of Cheshire if tourism and the visitor economy is to grow was
stressed at a conference attended by more than 30 organisations.