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WARRINGTON Contemporary Arts Festival is giving people a chance to see inside the old Marks & Spencer store and the historic Parr Bank building as part of this year’s event.
LYMM-based childcare group Kids Planet has won two awards at the Nursery World Awards – ‘Nursery Group of the Year’ and ‘Online and Social Media’.
A FAMILY fun run held in memory of a much-loved Lymm father-of-two Paul Cooper has raised over £35,000 for The Brain Tumour Charity.
WARRINGTON residents are being invited to join the Black History Month celebrations this month, showcasing the contributions made by the black community to life, history and culture in the UK.
A total of 144 new COVID-19 cases have been reported in Warrington in the latest data, with infection rates continuing to rise, taking the total number of confirmed cases in the town to over 30,000 since the start of the pandemic.
THE heartbroken family of a man who died in a serious collision involving two vans near Lymm has paid tribute to him.
A road closure is set to start at Houghton Green, Warrington, on Monday (October 4) for up to four weeks while Scottish Power remove overhead cables and renew with a new underground supply.
LYMM Rugby Club is delighted to announce the Lymm Panto, ‘Aladdin Lymm!’ is coming back to the club in 2021.
AN interactive exhibition outlining the history of Warrington’s wire industry is set to take place in the town through a blend of sculpture, film, dance, poetry and real-life accounts of what it was like to work in the wire industry.
WARRINGTON’S latest COVID-19 hot spots have been revealed in the latest small area data published by Public Health England as infection rates have risen in many areas, in particular in the south of the borough.
