EV charity tuck shop coming to Warrington this half term
AN electric charity tuck shop raising money for the world-renowned Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity (GOSH Charity) is making its way towards Warrington this half term.
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Gulliver’s World to host festive fun and Christmas adventures
GULLIVER’S World is offering a range of Christmas adventure packages for families this festive season including a chance to meet Santa who is back in his traditional grotto.
Rylands stalemate at Gorsey Lane
WARRINGTON Rylands ended their two game losing streak by taking a point from a goalless draw at home against Atherton Collieries but extended their run of league games without a win to six.
New Sexual Crime Scene Search Dog brings unique skills to Police unit
THE Cheshire and North Wales Police Alliance Dog Unit has welcomed Police Dog, April, following completion of a six-week rigorous training programme that has changed the way sexual offences are investigated.
BGEN outlines commitment to recruit, retain and support more female employees
WARRINGTON-headquartered BGEN, a specialist in multi-discipline engineering solutions, has outlined plans to support the recruitment and retention of female employees across the business.
National week of action to target business crime
POLICE and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer, is supporting The National Business Crime Centre (NBCC) week of action to combat business crime.
Rural Crime Team continue to urge walkers to keep dogs on leads
POLICE are again reminding dog owners to make sure they have control over their dogs when they are walking in the countryside.
Work starts on new “football hub” at high school
WORK has started on a new 3G pitch at Warrington’s Cardinal Newman High School, to replace the existing artificial grass pitch which has been out of operation for a number of years.
Joanne’s tough time in World IPO championships
A FORMER Croft girl – now a grandmother – has returned from Denmark after taking part in the World Championships of the internationally recognised sport of IPO.
Police and Crime Commissioner highlights the signs of modern slavery
TODAY marks Anti-Slavery Day and Police and Crime Commissioner, John Dwyer, is urging the public to learn the signs of modern slavery and understand where they can report concerns in order to help address the issue.