Wire and Hoover extend principal partnership
WARRINGTON Wolves has announced an extension of its partnership with principal club sponsors Hoover for another two years with an option for a third year.
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One of UK’s Most Wanted fugitives arrested in Marbella
AN alleged drugs and firearms supplier supplying significant quantities of cocaine and cannabis across the North West, including Warrington, and one of the UK’s most wanted men has been arrested in Marbella.
Exhibition celebrates new and emerging artists
AN exhibition celebrating the talents of some of the most promising new and emerging artists in the region has launched in Warrington.
Police Commissioner’s Annual Report shows progress on public’s priorities
POLICE and Crime Commissioner, John Dwyer, has released his latest Annual Report detailing developments in policing the county from April 2021 to the end of March 2022.
Police expands domestic abuse support team
CHESHIRE Constabulary has recruited an additional three Domestic Violence Advocates (DVAs) in its relentless pursuit of tackling domestic abuse.
Crawlers announce debut mixtape “Loud Without Noise”
WARRINGTON-based band, CRAWLERS, have announced details of their debut mixtape “Loud Without Noise”, set for release on November 4th via Polydor Records.
Cancer stories inspire humorous but moving play – all about boobs
A FUN but forthright play all about boobs is to make its debut in Warrington – inspired by a family’s own experiences of cancer.
Warrington woman appointed deputy manager of Back to the Garden
BACK to the Garden Childcare has appointed Becky Bevan from Warrington as deputy manager.
Lymm’s Carols from The Cross this December
LYMM Parish Council is excited to confirm that Carols from The Cross will be back, live, from the centre of the village again this year on December 23.
Warrington property market – What will the stamp duty cuts and interest rate rises mean for homeowners and landlords?
Recently the Bank of England increased interest rates to 2.25% and they are expected to be 3.25% by early next year.