ONE Warrington couple will be making sure lockdown doesn’t spoil their VE Day celebrations as they prepare to dress to impress and put out the bunting to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe.
SOME of the iconic pictures of Warrington’s history captured by local photographer Eddie Whitham included the rare times submarines travelled up the Manchester Ship Canal, through Latchford Locks.
A people’s history festival that is scheduled to take place at Parr Hall in Warrington later this year has moved preparations online to bring the community together in a shared sense of civic pride and commitment to the town, whilst staying indoors during the Covid19 lockdown.
AS Her Majesty the Queen approaches her 94th birthday (April 21) local photographer Eddie Whitham takes a trip down memory lane to her first visit to Warrington more than half a century ago.
DURING the 1960’s and 1970’s wrestling was a popular attraction in Warrington. with bouts taking place at Warrington Baths and the Parr Hall to full houses.
AFTER many year working for the press, local photographer Eddie Whitham changed his career path, becoming the official photographer at the former US Army Burtonwood airbase.
AS we approach the anniversary of Brian Bevan’s last ever game for Warrington Rugby League Club, local photographer Eddie Whitham takes a trip down memory lane, including the an iconic picture of the late great Bev scoring his last try for the Wire!
LOCAL photographer Eddie Whitham’s huge archive of local news pictures includes the day the touring Kangaroos visited Wilderspool in 1967, one of the last times they were to perform their famous war cry, until it was re-introduced after half a century.
EXTREME weather patterns are nothing new as these old photographs taken in 1967 by local photographer Eddie Whitham show.
WARRINGTON Walking Day has been postponed because of the ongoing coronavirus situation – for the first time since World War 2
