What insurance policies you need now that you’ve bought your first home
WHILE you may have already gone through the process of finding the perfect home, securing a mortgage, and moving in, there is one more important aspect to consider: insurance.
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Penketh Primary celebrates successful Ofsted report
STAFF and pupils at Penketh Primary School are celebrating after the publication of a successful Ofsted report.
Saints prove too strong for Wire Women in Challenge Cup
A GUTSY first half from Warrington Wolves women just wasn’t enough to overcome a Jodie Cunningham-inspired St Helens at the Totally Wicked Stadium as the Wire Women went down 38-4.
New Greggs shop at Warrington Tesco Extra creates 12 new jobs
GREGGS has opened a new shop inside Tesco Extra on Winwick Road, creating 12 new jobs for the area.
Council secures funding for key active travel projects
WARRINGTON Borough Council has been successful in obtaining over £1 million funding from the government’s ring fenced Active Travel Fund.
Crime commissioner welcomes change in law to benefit survivors of rape
POLICE and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire John Dwyer has welcomed the news that survivors of rape will no longer face unnecessary and invasive requests from police to access their therapy notes or other personal records.
College adds Higher Technical Qualifications to its line-up of courses
WARRINGTON and Vale Royal College is proudly adding Higher Technical Qualifications (HTQs) to its impressive line-up of higher education courses.
New service to improve young people’s emotional and mental health
A NEW service to improve children and young people’s emotional and mental health is being launched across all schools in Warrington.
Amazon Warrington encourages National Numeracy Day celebration with free maths games, events and jokes from Alexa
NATIONAL Numeracy Day, which took place yesterday (May 17), celebrates the importance of numbers in everyday life, aiming to help children and adults to improve their maths skills.
Scrutiny meeting reveals measures police are taking to improve public confidence
AT a recent public scrutiny meeting, Police and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer asked senior officers how Cheshire Constabulary was ensuring the integrity and suitability of its officers and staff.