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FIRE crews from Warrington fire station were called out three times last night to deal with fires involving rubbish at Victoria Park, an outbuilding at Winwick and a fire in the open at Orford.
FIREFIGHTERS were called out three times yesterday, (Sunday) to fight fires involving bins and rubbish in the Warrington area.
VILLAGERS have been waking up to an extra special and thoughtful Easter treat over the Bank Holiday weekend – and it’s all thanks to the children and families from Winwick CE Primary School’s Parents, Teachers and Friends Association.
LENGTHY traffic queues were forming at Warrington’s Gatewarth Tip as soon as it opened at 8am earlier today, Bank Holiday Monday.
LYMM Twin Town Society took advantage of modern technology to hold a twinning event with their French twins in Meung sur Loire.
MARATHON man Darron Bibby from Culcheth is putting in the miles to raise funds for The Christie Charity in Manchester.
JUST five new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Warrington in the latest data from Public Health England as rates continue to fall in the town and remain below the national average.
POLICE have been kept busy across Warrington over the Easter weekend dealing with large groups of youths causing anti-social behaviour, with under-age drinking a trail of litter including broken glass and nitrous gas in parks and open spaces, including sports pitches.
THE unique partnership between the RAF Burtonwood Association and Gulliver’s World, would never have happened if it hadn’t been for dedicated volunteers who worked tirelessly to keep memories of the base alive.
RESIDENTS are being warned to be on their guard against a suspected “bogus caller” going door to door in the Warrington area, selling toy items claiming to be collecting for a children’s hospital.
