Up to £30,000 of funding is available for charitable organisations in Warrington following the announcement that the Regional Creatives Fund is returning for 2026.
G-Force Communications has announced a new cause-related marketing partnership with Warrington Youth Zone to help raise vital funds for young people across Warrington.
Local artist Chloe Watts, who grew up in Chapelford, struggled with mental health issues throughout the majority of her teenage years, but found that pursuing art and being creative formed a vital part of her wellbeing and recovery.
New boundaries are being proposed for council wards in Warrington Borough Council and the Local Government Boundary Commission wants to hear what residents and local organisations think about the proposals.
Colleagues at the Belong Warrington care village, on Loushers Lane, are celebrating being shortlisted for a major national award recognising their commitment to creating an open, inclusive, and deeply welcoming environment for residents and visitors.
If you run a small limited company, you may have grown accustomed to a degree of financial privacy. For years, the rules have allowed smaller businesses to file what are known as ‘filleted’ accounts, essentially a stripped-back version of your annual figures, typically just a balance sheet, with no requirement to disclose how much your business earned or spent. For many owners, that privacy has felt like one of the few quiet perks of running a small company.
THE 35th annual Disability Awareness Day (DAD) will officially be held in Warrington on Sunday, 12 July 2026, opening its gates at 10:00 am to welcome thousands of visitors to the beautiful grounds of Walton Hall and Gardens.
I knew, even as I sat in the slow moving queue, that this moment wasn’t really about getting the car washed.
A road closure is set to take place for up to five days on a residential road at Birchwood, to allow Openreach to install a new service connection.
Residents, partners and council representatives gathered at Victoria Park to celebrate the unveiling of new communication boards designed to support children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), particularly those who are non-verbal.
