Make mum-entous memories with Mother’s Day Weekend at Gulliver’s World
Mums can enjoy fantastic adventures with loved ones when Gulliver’s World serves up a special Mother’s Day Weekend.
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High school pupils set to take to the airwaves
Pupils from St Gregory’s Catholic High School are set to take to the airwaves at the town’s community radio station, Radio Warrington.
FOI request reveals wrong prescription errors nearly double in four years at Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospital
A Freedom of Information request by medical negligence solicitors has revealed that wrong prescription errors nearly doubled in four years at Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
Cherry Lane closed following serious RTC near Lymm Services
CHERRY Lane near Lymm Services was closed by police this afternoon following a serious road traffic collision.
Bravery awards for local officers who tackled aggressive suspect captured on town centre CCTV selling drugs
TWO police officers who tackled an aggressive suspect who stabbed one of them with a screwdriver during an incident in Warrington town centre have won Cheshire Police Federation Bravery Awards.
Property consultants appointed for disposal of Caldwell Construction properties
PROPERTY consultants Watling Real Estate have been appointed to advise on the disposal of Caldwell Construction properties in Warrington and Stoke-on-Trent after the £58m turnover company, which employed over 400 people, went into administration.
Rogue car dealers involved in “systemic misconduct” selling second-hand vehicles sentenced
Two directors of second-hand car companies in Warrington have been sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court following a trading standards investigation by the Borough Council.
Lib Dems oppose budget cuts to community services and public safety
THE opposition Liberal Democrat councillors voted against the 2026/27 Warrington Council Budget, warning it puts vital community facilities and public safety at risk.
Workers want certainty as unemployment rises
Workers would prefer to earn less if they had guaranteed hours, a new major survey by a Warrington-based recruitment agency has discovered.
New chapter championing social justice for mum and Doctor of Law after return to studies
A mum-of-three and Doctor of Law from Warrington has gone back to the books at the University of Chester to further her commitment to social justice and take on new community-centred roles.