Hospital neonatal unit receives premature baby clothing donation from supermarket chain
PARENTS receiving essential support at Warrington Hospital are benefiting from packs of premature baby clothes this winter.
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Standing Tall Foundation on a high with local engineering group backing
A CHARITY led by a former soldier who is a triple amputee has received a major boost from Warrington-based building services company B-engineering Group.
Almost 3,000 people have their say on plans for new railway station at Golborne
ALMOST 3,000 people have had their say on ambitious plans for a new railway station at Golborne near Warrington.
Police raid suspected brothels following reports of vulnerable women being exploited
POLICE have raided two suspected brothels, including one on Lovely Lane, Warrington, following reports of vulnerable women being exploited.
Talented dance students to perform with English Youth Ballet
THREE talented dance students from Warrington have secured coveted spots to perform in the English Youth Ballet’s upcoming production of “Cinderella In Hollywood.”
As concerns over eye health rise, more measures put in place for diagnosis and management
Eye health concerns are on the rise in the United Kingdom. A recent survey on eye problems revealed that 41% of Brits suffer from eye issues that impact their quality of life. Despite this, the study also found that four in 10 Brits ignore signs of potentially serious vision problems, with 62% delaying their eye checkups out of fear of dealing with surgery for vision correction.
Hockey club’s women pick-up 3-1 win
WARRINGTON Hockey Club’s Women’s 1st Team picked up a 3-1 away win under the lights against Deeside in a late 4.30pm start.
Benefits of a neurodiverse workforce set to come under the spotlight
THE benefits of employing people with neurodiverse conditions such as autism and ADHD will come…
Birchwood Park nuclear engineering consultancy expands into Wales
BIRCHWOOD Park-based specialist nuclear engineering consultancy firm, Tenet Consultants, has embarked on an exciting strategic move into Wales.
Down Syndrome Cheshire takes part in national consultation
DOWN Syndrome Cheshire – which supports over 350 members of families with Down syndrome – was selected to take part in a national consultation for the Down Syndrome Act by the National Down Syndrome Policy Group with a recent visit by a group of civil servants from the DHSC.