BT to hold Warrington event to raise awareness of digital home phone service
BT is to hold two special events in Warrington next week, October 5 and 6, to help inform residents about the change from analogue to digital landlines.
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Upgrade of Trans Pennine Trail near Greenalls Avenue complete
A KEY part of the Trans Pennine Trail walking and cycle network in Warrington is now complete and open for use.
Mesmerising family show coming to Pyramid Arts Centre
A MESMERISING and interactive theatre performance aimed at young children and their families is coming to Pyramid Arts Centre on Sunday, November 5.
Open letter to PM as local economy could lose £2bn a year if HS2 is cancelled
COUNCIL leaders in Warrington, Cheshire and the region’s LEP have written to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expressing their “deep concern” over the rumoured cancellation of HS2 which could cost the region’s economy an additional £2bn a year.
Help find friendly Ted a home
WARRINGTON-WORLDWIDE has teamed up with the town’s local RSPCA to help find new homes for homeless pets like Ted, who was sadly left behind by his previous owner.
Rylands dig in to overcome United
WARRINGTON Rylands extended their unbeaten run to ten games, recording their 5th consecutive victory beating FC United of Manchester 1-0 last night under the Gorsey Lane floodlights.
Great Sankey High School pupils visit career workshop
PUPILS from Warrington’s Great Sankey High school visited Amazon’s fulfilment centre in the town for tour and career workshop.
Primary school pupils asked to design police chief’s Christmas cards
POLICE and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer has launched a competition asking local primary school children to design a festive image for him to use on his Christmas cards.
College’s continued partnership with theatre shines spotlight on commitment to careers
AS a new academic year begins, Warrington & Vale Royal College has announced the continuation of its exciting employer partnership with the renowned Liverpool Empire Theatre.
Warrington site manager named as best in country for quality
SITE manager Craig Hancock, 52, has won a Pride in the Job Quality Award from the National Housebuilding Council (NHBC), marking him down as among the very best in the country.