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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.
WARRINGTON Police have arrested two drink drivers this morning, one following a collision and the other after being alerted by a member of the public.
POLICE and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer was disappointed to hear 43 percent of people he spoke to at Warrington’s Disability Awareness Day say they had experienced Hate Crime.
WARRINGTON Borough Council is urging people to help make a difference together on World Mental Health Day, tomorrow, Sunday, October 10.
ONE more COVID-19 death has sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital, where inpatient numbers are continuing to rise- with infection rates also returning to an upward trend in the town.
POLICE are warning residents in the Padgate and Bruche areas of Warrington to be on their guard following numerous reports of suspicious activity during the early hours in the past week.
POLICE have arrested a 37-year-old man who is wanted in connection with a serious assault in Lymm.
LATEST small area data published by Public Health England reveals COVID-19 infection rates have again risen in many areas of the borough – with the largest spike at Lymm.
LABOUR-controlled Warrington Borough Council continues to defend its “high risk” investment strategy saying it remains “pleased” with investments in Together Energy and Redwood Bank after coming under increasing criticism from opposition Tories.
