WITH the Lymm Pharmacy set to close its doors in the village for the final time this Friday (May 22nd) a local Cllr. says one remaining pharmacy is not enough to cope with the workload.
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Two teenage brothers from Warrington have shown sibling solidarity by taking part in research to help improve the lives of people with type 1 diabetes – the condition the eldest has lived with since age seven.
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The Warrington Wolves Foundation’s partnership with MAN v FAT Rugby Warrington, a club that helps local men lose weight through weekly rugby and wellbeing sessions, won the ‘Partner of The Year’ award at the MAN v FAT Awards at Villa Park.
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A new training course designed to help adults support the mental wellbeing of young people is set to take place at Priestley College, Warrington, this summer.
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NHS England in the North West is encouraging young people, alongside their families, schools and colleges to take simple actions to support mental health during exam season this week, during Mental Health Awareness Week.
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The North West is facing a growing skin cancer crisis, with rates now significantly higher than the national average, despite being one of the wettest regions in England. Experts say the rise is being driven by behaviour, not the weather.
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Next week is Mental Health Awareness Week (11 – 17 May), a national campaign week to start conversations around mental health and help create a healthier, more supportive community for all.
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Sexual health is often treated as something fixed, yet in reality it shifts throughout life. What feels natural or comfortable in one decade may change in another, and that is entirely normal.
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Interest in gut health has moved from niche discussion to something far more visible across everyday life. In towns like Warrington, it is no longer limited to specialist clinics or nutrition circles.
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A recent warning from Professor Chris Booth, Medical Director of the men’s health charity CHAPS, about Prostate Cancer screening should be taken seriously by anyone concerned about men’s health, says a local GP.
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