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TWO Warrington UTC alumni were present to receive their prestigious Gold Baker Awards in recognition of the commitment to excellence of students who have completed their technical education degrees.
A new family-run Vape store has opened at Woolston, providing lots of “healthier” vape-related alternatives to traditional smoking to help support a healthier community.
FIVE more COVID-19-related deaths have sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital in the past week, while infection rates in the town have continued to fall for a second consecutive week.
A group of teenagers who scared residents of a Lymm retirement home with their anti-social behaviour have written letters of apology following proactive policing in the community.
WARRINGTON’S brand new £10m bus depot, which will house one of the largest all-electric bus fleets in the country, has officially opened.
A number of road closures will be in place for the annual Lymm Duck Race which takes place this coming Easter Bank Holiday Monday.
VIDEO: The four new, floodlit, all-weather courts at Lymm Rugby Club’s walled garden, the new home for Manor Road Tennis Club, are currently under construction and will be ready to play on this summer!
THE town’s first Air Quality Symposium at the Masonic Hall in Winmarleigh Street organised by Trams for Warrington has been hailed a success.
THE recent nice weather and school holidays have brought anti-social behaviour involving youths near the historic Slitten Gorge at Lymm back on the police radar.
WARRINGTON Borough Council highway planners will make a final decision on the future of the controversial LTN scheme at Westy following the latest round of consultations.
