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FIREFIGHTERS from Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service are visiting local communities this week to spread the word about preventing burns in support of National Burn Awareness Day on Wednesday 13 October.
THE University of Chester, which is set to open in Warrington town centre next year, is delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Paul Bissell as their new Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research and Innovation.
TWO sisters who studied at Warrington’s Priestley College have taken their next steps towards a career in healthcare.
ANOTHER 117 new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Warrington as infection rates continue to rise.
A skip fire on Padgate Lane, Warrington, during the early hours of this morning is being treated as arson.
TO mark World Mental Health Day (Oct 10) former Mayor and co-facilitator of the Warrington Bipolar Support Group, Geoff Settle has launched voting for a Van Gogh “Peace of Mind” art competition.
WARRINGTON Rylands who so often won via penalty shoot out on their way to winning the 2021 FA Vase found the boot on the other foot as 2020 FA Vase winners Hebburn Town outgunned them from the spot after a goalless draw.
POLICE caught a motorist on Winwick Road, Warrington, yesterday, driving while making a sandwich!
POLICE and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer, is supporting World Mental Health Day today (Sunday Oct 10) by encouraging those who live with mental health issues to speak out, and for anyone struggling to seek help and support.
COVID-19 infection rates are continuing to rise in Warrington with another 135 new cases confirmed in the town.
