Thirst California Juice Bar brings a cool vibe to the HiveWA1
THIRST California Juice Bar has launched its first location at The HiveWA1 in Warrington!
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BiSN opens new manufacturing facility in Perth to expand global operations
WARRINGTON headquartered BiSN, a leading provider of permanent downhole sealing solutions, has opened a new manufacturing facility in Perth, Western Australia to better serve operators in the region.
Police appeal to trace wanted man who failed to appear at court
OFFICERS are appealing for information from the public to help trace a 34-year-old man who failed to appear at Warrington Magistrates Court.
Improving eye care and eyewear accessibility in the UK
Access to potentially vision-saving eye care is of growing importance in the United Kingdom. Here, ophthalmology demand is expected to increase by 40% between 2018 and 2038 due to an increasingly ageing population.
After a week of ASLEF disruption – Northern’s new timetable set to take effect
TRAIN timetables across the North of England will change on Sunday December 10, along with the rest of the National Rail network.
Health checks are available by bus this month
SEASONAL vaccinations and health checks are available by bus in Warrington this month.
Young Warrington band ‘FREIGHT’ are on track
WHEN you write a voluntary music column you sometimes have to remind yourself why you do it? Meeting interesting people, visiting new venues, listening to many genres of music and of course meeting musicians is par for the course!
Army of volunteers set to bring good festive cheer
AN army of volunteers will be bringing some festive cheer to the lonely across Warrington this Christmas – and are calling on the town to come together to become a “good neighbour” too.
Rescue Robin reporting for duty this Christmas
CHESHIRE Fire and Rescue Service has launched its 2023 Christmas campaign, focusing on home safety with a little help from a familiar feathered friend.
Dangerous attacks on region’s trains down almost 90% as risk of being ‘caught on camera’ far greater
THE number of dangerous attacks on trains operated by Northern is down almost 90% in the last 12 months, with the number of recorded incidents at just eight. Last year, the number was 69.