RESIDENTS across Warrington are being encouraged to get vaccinated this winter, with flu, COVID-19 and RSV vaccines now available for eligible people.
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Around 150 of the UK’s leading A&E doctors have said they are very worried about the pressure that Emergency Departments (EDs) will face this winter, according to a survey published today (20 October 2026) by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM).
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With winter viruses already beginning to circulate and temperatures starting to fall, parents are being urged not to delay booking their child’s free flu vaccine.
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SEVEN pioneering health-tech start-ups are developing new technologies at Daresbury Laboratory, near Warrington, with the potential to improve patient care, speed up diagnosis and transform healthcare services.
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Today on World Mental Health Day, NHS England in the North West is encouraging people experiencing anxiety, depression or stress to seek free and confidential support through NHS Talking Therapies.
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Warrington Borough Council is encouraging residents to take time to focus on their mental health and wellbeing ahead of World Mental Health Day on Saturday 10 October.
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People experiencing homelessness and rough sleeping can receive free flu and pneumococcal vaccinations for the first time this winter, as the NHS in the North West expands protection for communities at greatest risk of serious illness.
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Residents across Warrington are being encouraged to take the first step towards quitting smoking this October as part of the national Stoptober campaign.
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A Warrington Hospital intensive care nurse manager who once faced the prospect of a lifetime tied to dialysis has spoken about how an organ transplant gave her back her freedom – and allowed her to continue caring for some of the hospital’s sickest patients.
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Falling asleep in a quiet room sounds easy, but many people lie awake while their mind keeps reacting to small sounds. White noise is one of the most popular bedtime tools because it replaces sudden noises with one steady, continuous signal. It does not switch off the brain, but it can make a room feel more predictable and less alerting.
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