Warrington and Wigan announce landmark Super League clash in Dublin
Warrington Wolves and Wigan Warriors will make history next April when they contest the first-ever Super League fixture to be played in Ireland.
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Residents encouraged to have a say on the Big Conversation on Care
RESIDENTS across Warrington are being encouraged to take part in the Big Conversation on Care, a national initiative giving people the opportunity to help shape the future of adult social care in England.
Law firms encouraged to join Will Aid campaign
LAW firms in Warrington and across the North West are being encouraged to join this year’s Will Aid campaign, using their legal expertise to help thousands of people make a Will while raising vital funds for charities supporting vulnerable people.
Vet’s 100km challenge honours friend and raises thousands for mental health charity
A Grappenhall vet has completed a gruelling 100km challenge in just two days, raising more than £7,000 for a charity supporting the mental health and wellbeing of the veterinary profession.
‘Residents must not pay price for poorly managed HMO developments’ says councillor
A Warrington Councillor has called for stronger protections for residents living next to properties being converted into houses in multiple occupation, following repeated concerns about damage, disruption and the treatment of neighbouring homeowners.
Three men arrested after police helicopter and armed officers deployed to disturbance
THREE men have been arrested on suspicion of affray and drug offences following a disturbance at Old Hall, Warrington, yesterday, Monday.
Police asked to investigate after car torched at Callands
POLICE have been asked to investigate after a car was torched at Callands, Warrington, last night, Monday.
Lucy Harrison’s mother renews justice campaign after ITV Breakfast appearance
THE mother of Warrington woman Lucy Harrison has renewed her campaign for justice after appearing on national breakfast television to highlight her daughter’s death and call for the case to be reopened in the United States.
Why Warrington belongs to everyone
Our home — this island of Britain — has always been shaped by movement. For thousands of years, people from every corner of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland have crossed channels, borders and rivers, carrying stories, trades, hopes, and habits with them.
MP accuses government of “scientific vandalism”
MP Esther McVey has accused the government of “scientific vandalism” after it cut funding for the telescope at Jodrell Bank.