Two week road closure for gas main replacement works
A road closure for up to two weeks comes into force at Culcheth next week for gas main replacement works.
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Police cannabis farm operation disrupts the sale of over £5.4m worth of drugs in 2024
OFFICERS working as part of Operation Onions, an initiative designed to tackle the dismantling of cannabis farms across Cheshire and Warrington, seized over £5.4m worth of drugs in 2024.
Five fire crews and aerial ladder platform called out to fire at large commercial premises
FIVE fire crews and the aerial ladder platform were called out to a fire at large commercial premises on Chesford Grange, Woolston, last night.
Man charged with owning dangerous dog and possessing fighting dog released on conditional bail
A man charged with owning a dangerous dog out of control and possessing a fighting dog after an 84-year-old man was critically injured during an XL Bully Dog attack at Dallam, has been released on conditional bail.
Care home residents celebrate World Spa Day
RESIDENTS at Keate House Care Home in Lymm indulged in a day of relaxation and self-care as they celebrated World Spa Day.
Return of Warrington Makers Market
Warrington Makers Market returns a week on Sunday showcasing the best of the North West makers, bakers and creators!
Community meeting to address bus concerns at Lymm
AN estimated 130 residents gathered at Lymm Village Hall to voice their concerns about the bus services between Lymm and Altrincham.
Health agency warns of potential second norovirus wave in the North West
THE UK Health Security Agency is urging people to help prevent the spread of norovirus in the North West as their latest data shows that people who have already had the virus could be at risk of catching it again.
Suicide charity PAPYRUS urges Government to “take young people seriously”
WARRINGTON based suicide prevention charity PAPYRUS is supporting calls for young people who are struggling with life to be taken seriously.
MP says Chancellor’s budget will be “death knell” for many family businesses
An MP has launched a scathing attack on Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ budget, saying economic decisions will sound the death knell for family businesses and enterprise in the UK.