College prepares for final open evening of the academic year
WARRINGTON & Vale Royal College invites both school leavers and adults seeking new educational horizons to visit the Warrington campus for its final Open Evening of the academic year.
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Police sadly confirm death of man hit by train
BRITISH Transport Police have today sadly confirmed the death of a man aged in his 50s who was struck by a train near Warrington last Thursday evening.
Hockey men bounced back with a 3-2 victory
WARRINGTON Hockey Club’s Men’s 1st Team bounced back from recent disappointing results with a 3-2 victory at South
Manchester.
Parr Hall panto success following bumper year and near sell-out shows
WARRINGTON’S Parr Hall is celebrating a bumper year for its ever-popular panto with an increase in audiences and ticket sales following near sell-out shows.
Local children’s charity Adoption Matters honours former CEO with room naming
LOCAL children’s charity and voluntary adoption agency, Adoption Matters, named a newly refurbished meeting room in their Chester Head Office, the ‘Goodwin Room’ in honour of their former CEO, Norman Goodwin, CBE who worked at the charity for over 36 years.
SP Energy Networks’ tips on staying safe during Storm Isha
SP ENERGY Networks has issued advice to help customers in the Warrington area stay safe in the event of a power cut caused by forecast heavy rain and winds from Storm Isha over the coming days.
Music professionals inspire next generation of Priestley students
EXPERTS from the world of music visited Priestley College to educate and inspire a new generation of talent.
Final call for entries to this year’s Cheshire Prize for Literature competition
WORDSMITHS have until the end of the month to get their entries in for Cheshire’s foremost and free-to-enter literature competition.
St Rocco’s annual Christmas tree collection raises over £40,000
100 volunteers recently travelled across Warrington picking up Christmas trees for St Rocco’s annual tree collection campaign.
Commissioner issues warning over missing pet scam
POLICE and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer is urging owners of missing pets to be vigilant, following stories of people being conned out of cash by callous criminals purporting to have their lost pets.