Electric vehicle charging tariffs set to rise at council car parks
Electric Vehicle (EV) charging tariffs across council-operated car parks and on-street locations are to increase from January.
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Parish Church hosts school’s Christingle service
SIR Thomas Boteler Church of England High School’s Christingle service took place this week at St Elphin’s Church, bringing together students from the High School and children from local primary schools.
Three fire crews tackle vehicle blaze on M62
THREE fire crews were called out during the early hours of today to trackle a vehicle blaze on the M62 at Warrington.
Road closures for Carols From The Cross at Lymm
ROAD closures will be in place in Lymm village centre on Christmas Eve for the annual Carols From The Cross event.
Call for fairer consultation on Woolston Hub
A local councillor has called on Warrington Borough Council to urgently extend its public consultation on the future of Woolston Hub.
Could Be Real tribute festival returning for a third time
THE Could Be Real music tribute festival is returning to Warrington for a third time next June – taking over Walton Hall and Gardens for an outdoor festival celebrating some of the world’s most iconic pop stars.
Local families’ artwork displayed on BT Tower
Home Start Warrington and Cheshire is ending the year on a positive note after one of its group artworks was selected by Home Start UK and displayed on the BT Tower in London.
Meetups to keep you connected during Christmas and New Year
Friendship group, St Helens and Warrington Oddfellows, is encouraging adults across the area to stay socially connected over the festive season by joining a programme of free, friendly activities running throughout December and into the New Year.
College to host additional quiet open events in the new year
Warrington & Vale Royal College will host two additional open events in early 2026, designed to offer a calmer and more accessible experience for visitors who prefer a quieter environment.
Local recruiter warns of Christmas crisis as gifts to go undelivered
Christmas presents will go undelivered this year because of a major driver shortage, says Warrington-based recruiter Lee Gamble from Berry Recruitment.