Remembering Pc Ian Watt – killed in action 75 years ago today
POLICE are today remembering Warrington police officer PC Ian Watt who was killed in action 75 years ago today while serving in the army in the Far East.
POLICE are today remembering Warrington police officer PC Ian Watt who was killed in action 75 years ago today while serving in the army in the Far East.
CHARITIES across Warrington are to receive funding to continue critical work in the community through the Government’s Coronavirus Community Support Fund (CCRF).
LIKE much of the world here in Warrington we are going through unprecedented times during a global pandemic and our second national lockdown.
WARRINGTON North MP Charlotte Nichols visited a company in her constituency which is doing all it can to combat COVID-19 transmission in classrooms, throughout the UK.
WARRINGTON South MP Andy Carter has welcomed a further £12m support for Rugby League as part of a ‘Survival Package’ from the Government to help aid the sport during the Covid-19 pandemic.
NEW data released today by Public Health England showing COVID-19 “hotspots” reveals declining numbers in most areas of Warrington.
TWO more COVID-19 related deaths have sadly taken place at Warrington Hospital since yesterday, while 45 new cases have been reported in the latest figures from Public Health England, continuing a downward trend.
THE latest lockdown hasn’t stopped police increasing their already considerable efforts to take knives off the streets in Warrington and Cheshire as part of a national campaign.
POLICE and Crime Commissioner David Keane has helped secure more than £300K to prevent domestic abuse.
CAMPAIGNERS have revealed for the first time that they offered to pay over the odds in their bid to buy the Raven Inn at Glazebury as they draw up battle plans in their ongoing campaign to save the historic pub.