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AFTER their best ever set of A’ Level results last week, it has been the turn of Year 11 Lymm High School students to shine…. and they certainly haven’t disappointed with the school’s “best ever” GCSE results!
BRIDGEWATER High School at Appleton, Warrington, is elated to share the success of its remarkable students with another year of strong GCSE results.
TWENTY-FIVE years gone in the blink of an eye since the launch of Warrington Worldwide in print and yet huge changes in Warrington and the media world!
POLICE have already recovered a substantial quantity of nitrous oxide and class A and B drugs during site searches ahead of the Creamfields music festival at Daresbury.
A blunder by highway contractors has left the Raven Inn pub at Glazebury cut off from the neighbouring Culcheth community by road from 7pm weekday evenings with no notice.
VICTIMS in Warrington and across Cheshire are being urged to share local experiences of court delays in a new survey.
NATIONAL Highways is advising drivers traffic is likely to be busy around the M56 and M6 near Warrington over the forthcoming bank holiday weekend with up to 70,000 dance music lovers heading to the annual Creamfields festival at Daresbury.
HISTORY was in the making when ‘local lass’ Karina Middlehurst performed with Lymm Morris at the recent Rushbearing Festival in the village.
THE recent publication of the 2024 A-level results has brought good news for Warrington students.
CONTROVERSIAL plans for “prison block” retirement homes on a former Green Belt site at Lymm have been rejected against officer advice.
