Penketh and Sankey Gardening Society kicks off 2026 season
Penketh and Sankey Gardening Society kicks off its 2026 series of meetings on Thursday, February 5, with a talk by Sue Beacon on the National Garden Scheme.
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New plan to get Cheshire and Warrington working
A new plan has been agreed by the Cheshire and Warrington Combined Authority Shadow Board to help people get into good jobs, learn new skills, and build a brighter future.
Luke Littler safely through to quarter-finals of World Masters
LUKE Littler progressed to the quarter-finals of the World Masters by beating fellow Englishman Ross Smith on Saturday.
Lymm slump continues with home defeat to Hinckley
LYMM welcomed fourth-placed Hinckley to a cold, blustery and cloudy Beechwood on Saturday in what was considered to be a crucial must-win game if Lymm was to get the season back on track, after 5 losses from 6.
Rylands hold rejuvinated Hyde United
WARRINGTON Rylands played their third away game in a row and held a rejuvenated Hyde United to a goalless draw.
Four fire crews called out to incident involving electric car
FOUR fire crews were called out to an incident on the M56 near Lymm involving an electric car on fire on the hard shoulder.
Luke Littler survives huge scare as he learns to live with the boos at World Masters
WARRINGTON’S Luke Littler was forced to dig deep in the opening round of the 2026 World Masters, surviving a match dart before battling past Belgium’s Mike De Decker 3-2 in a gripping contest.
College level 3 bricklaying students showcase industry-standard skills
Students on the Level 3 Bricklaying course at Warrington & Vale Royal College have been demonstrating exceptional skill and dedication, producing work that meets professional industry standards.
Cheshire and Warrington leading clean energy agenda
Cheshire and Warrington’s position as a “global leader in clean energy innovation and industrial decarbonisation” will be amplified when the region’s trailblazing employers and experts attend a major conference on clean energy.
The Duke of Westminster backs phone-free education pledge with £250k donation
The Duke of Westminster is making a significant personal donation of £250,000 to help local high schools buy lockable phone pouches.