College commended by the Association of Colleges’ Beacon Awards
WARRINGTON and Vale Royal College has been named as a commended college in the Association of Colleges’ (AoC) Beacon Awards 2023.
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Accountancy firm JS bolsters its growing team
ACCOUNTANCY and advisory firm JS – with offices at Golborne – , has bolstered its growing team with a surge of new hires – including 14 new apprentices and three senior hires.
LiveWire receives Swim England’s National Health Impact Award
LIVEWIRE has triumphed at the recent Swim England National Awards, where the team was honoured with the Health Impact Award for 2023.
Court hears teenagers clearly had a plan to kill Brianna Ghey
A plan to kill Brianna Ghey was found in the bedroom of one of the 16-year-olds accused of her murder, Manchester Crown Court has heard today, Tuesday.
Seriously injured father earns new career after achieving first-class degree
A Warrington dad who lost his career after damaging his back has transformed his life with a First-Class degree from the University of Salford.
2m wooden fence too high, planners decide
A HOUSEHOLDER’S plan for a 2m wooden fence between his garden and a busy main road has been rejected by borough council planners.
Get “winter strong” with a COVID-19 vaccination now
PUBLIC health leaders at Warrington are urging local people to get “winter strong” by getting the COVID-19 vaccine before the National Booking Service (NBS) comes to an end.
Christmas Lights switched on at Culcheth
VILLAGERS packed the centre of Culcheth for the ceremonial switch-on of the Christmas Lights.
Teens accused of murder of Brianna Ghey blame each other for fatal stabbing
UPDATED: THE teenagers accused of the murder of 16-year-old Brianna Ghey at Culcheth Linear Park, Warrington, blame each other for the fatal stabbing.
Medical Director for Primary Care urges women to take up NHS cervical screening invitations
WOMEN and people with a cervix are being urged to attend NHS cervical screening when invited, after new figures show three in ten of those eligible for screening in the North West do not take up the potentially life-saving offer.