Remembering 16 innocent victims of Warrington’s worst war-time atrocity
SIXTEEN innocent victims of Warrington’s worst war-time atrocity were today remembered more than 80 years after the Thames Board Mills bombing.
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Heritage Open Day event marked 200th anniversary of Old Billy’s death
AS part of Heritage Open Days an “Old Billy Local History Day” took place on Victoria Park, yesterday, Sunday.
Warrington Visually Impaired People set to celebrate 100 years since start of Blind Society
FORMALLY known as the Blind Society, Warrington Visually Impaired People (VIP) is set to celebrate its 100th anniversary next year.
The Warrington local history show is back
TWICE delayed by Covid lockdowns, the annual Warrington Local History Show returns on Sunday, October 9.
Popular Burtonwood lectures set to return
POPULAR lectures on the military history of RAF Burtonwood are set to return next Monday (Sept 12) and are free to attend via zoom.
Discover all the astounding inventions linked to Warrington at Heritage Open Days
THE legacy and ingenuity of Warrington’s inventors through the years will be explored when the Heritage Open Days festival returns next month.
Possibly the oldest Burtonwood veteran recalls fond memories of Warrington at 103 !
AS he approaches his 103rd birthday former US Army Engineer Rich Carter is believed to be the oldest person still alive who served at RAF Burtonwood during WWII.
Raven Inn volunteers seek time detectives
THE community volunteers working on the historic Raven Inn at Glazebury have made an unexpected and interesting discovery.
Family heirlooms spark trip down memory lane in footsteps of D-Day veteran
FAMILY heirlooms that hung on the walls of a Stockton Heath property for decades sparked a trip down memory lane to Germany in the footsteps of D-Day veteran Cyril Moss.
Former primary school pupils take trip down memory lane 60 years on from old school photo
SIXTY years on from their school photo, former pupils from St Alban’s RC Primary school were re-united to remember their school days – and those sadly no longer with them.