Social work programmes named “best in country”
SOCIAL work programmes in Warrington have been named the best in the country at a national awards ceremony.
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Warrington mum shares the experience of daughter’s cancer treatment at The Christie in a new video
THE mother of an eight-year-old girl from Warrington, is one of the stars of The Christie cancer centre’s Highlights of the Year video 2021-22.
United Utilities veterans help Penketh volunteers ensure cemetery looks its best for Remembrance Day
EACH year as Remembrance Day approaches the Friends of St Mary’s Cemetery volunteers at Penketh ramp up their efforts to ensure the war memorial and wider cemetery are looking their best for the service honouring those who gave their lives in combat.
New Community Diagnostic Centre confirmed
WARRINGTON & Halton Hospitals NHS Trust’s Halton Hospital site is one of the next 10 sites to receive funding to create a Community Diagnostic Centre, which will benefit Warrington and surrounding areas.
Flood Action Week: Households in the North West urged to prepare in 2022 year of extremes
COMMUNITIES across the North West are being urged to prepare for flooding this winter with the Warrington based Environment Agency warning of “ignoring the danger at your own peril”.
Fireworks as Rylands winless run goes up in smoke
WARRINGTON Rylands lit a bonfire under their recent run of dismal results beating Whitby Town at a rain-soaked Gorsey Lane to record their first league win in eight games.
New Lymm nursery close to completion
WORK is continuing at pace at Back to the Garden Childcare’s new nursery on Statham Avenue in Lymm, with practical completion confirmed for later this month.
Send an elf to help a carer urges Warrington charity
A CHARITY is urging the public not to post physical Christmas cards this year but instead to send electronic cards and donate part of the savings to charity.
Culcheth High School’s great European bake-off
IN celebration of European Day of Languages, students at Culcheth High School dusted off their aprons and took to the kitchen to take part in a European Bake Off.
Hospital “deeply sorry” after deaf people face significant barriers due to lack of interpreters
WARRINGTON & Halton Hospitals has said it is “deeply sorry” after members of Warrington’s deaf community faced significant barriers while attending appointments.