TEACHERS across Warrington are set to benefit from new specialist training to better support children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), following a major investment announced by the Government.
GOOD Neighbours WA5, a volunteer-led community group, marked another successful year of supporting local residents with a celebration event hosted at Warrington Town Hall, highlighting the strength of partnership between community organisations and civic leadership in the town.
VOLUNTEERS and local businesses from Warrington kindly support St. Rocco’s to raise £43,900 from the annual Christmas tree collection.
WARRINGTON’S Luke Littler tasted defeat for the first time in three months as he crashed out of the Bahrain Masters, today, Friday.
A convicted drug dealer from Warrington, who was arrested with more than £5,000 cash in a hold-all bag, breaching a serious crime prevention order, told police: “Who do you think I am, Pablo Escobar?” the notorious Colombian drug lord.
FIVE fire crews and other emergency services were involved in the rescue of a person trapped in mud on the banks of the River Mersey at Warrington.
Warrington & Vale Royal College is continuing its commitment to working within the community by offering a wide range of adult courses at local venues across Warrington and Winsford.
LOCAL photographer Andrew Collier has been named as a finalist in the prestigious International Print Masters Photography Competition, an achievement that celebrates his skill and creativity behind the camera.
CULCHETH & Glazebury Parish Council has responded to “serious concerns” over Freedom of Information requests from independent Cllr. Neil Johnson.
In the cryptocurrency industry, licensing is often viewed as a formal checkpoint that follows once a platform is technologically ready. Many projects assume that engaging a recognised legal adviser and submitting the required documentation will lead to a clear and timely regulatory outcome.
