New rugby drama celebrating Warrington legend
A new play by Mari Lloyd covering three years in the life of Warrington Wire legend John Bevan will be performed at the Halliwell Jones Stadium this summer.
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MP holds talks on £27 billion of investment for motorways
Warrington North MP Charlotte Nichols recently visited the National Highways Regional Operations Centre as the government announces £27 billion of investment into England’s motorways and major A-roads.
Community unites for special “Hope not Hate” event
National social care charity, Making Space, with strong roots in Warrington, recently brought together local people, charities and community groups for a special event celebrating kindness, positivity and community spirit.
Latchford Albion move up to second in table
LATCHFORD Albion moved up to second in the NWML Division Two table after an entertaining victory against a resilient Clock Face side.
College providing first-class careers support to adult students
At Warrington & Vale Royal College, supporting adults to retrain, upskill and progress in their careers is at the heart of what they do. Whether returning to education after a break or taking on a new challenge, the college provides the flexibility, guidance and support needed to succeed.
New Tax Return rules put Directors under greater scrutiny
From April 2025 onwards, company directors completing a self-assessment tax return will notice some important new reporting requirements.
Dragons and Daring Heroes: Tim Firth shares stories with Stockton Heath Festival
TIM Firth, BAFTA-winning writer and patron of Stockton Heath Festival since 2012 shared fascinating insights into his inspiration and writing process at an exclusive sell-out Festival fundraiser recently.
New exhibition explores divisive world of social media algorithms and distressing news
A thought-provoking exhibition which explores our place within an increasingly bewildering digital world has opened at Warrington Museum and Art Gallery.
RSPCA warns not all baby birds need help as centres prepare for summer surge
THE RSPCA is urging kind-hearted people to think carefully before intervening with baby birds, as admissions continue to rise and the charity prepares for a further peak in June.
College helping adult students take the leap into higher education
For many adults, the idea of higher education and going to university can seem out of reach. Concerns about cost, confidence, time, or being “too old” often hold people back long before they explore their options.