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Croft Carnival does the Olympics!
THE annual Croft Carnival is taking place on the Playing Field on Saturday, July 6 with an Olympics theme.
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Paul Weller’s new album ’66’ and the Warrington connection!
In the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary music, few artists possess the enduring influence and innovative spirit of Paul Weller.
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What is a first-time buyer mortgage and how does it work?
FEELING confused by mortgage offers aimed specifically at first-time buyers?
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Warrington Music Festival strikes a chord in town centre
A musical extravaganza took place in the town centre as Warrington Music Festival returned for the Bank Holiday weekend.
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Persistent Depressive Disorder: Breaking Down the Basics
In the vast landscape of mental health, there exists a silent but formidable foe known as persistent depressive disorder (PDD). Like a shadow that lingers unnoticed in the corners of our minds, PDD quietly impacts the lives of millions worldwide, yet it often evades detection and understanding.
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On with the show at Culcheth Community Day
THE re-arranged Culcheth Community Day will take place as planned come rain or shine this Bank Holiday Monday, May 27.
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Mersey Care appoints new Chief Executive Officer
MERSEY Care has appointed Trish Bennett, currently Deputy CEO, Chief Nurse and Chief Operating Officer, as their new Chief Executive Officer Designate following a national recruitment process.
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Shakespeare as you’ve never seen it before – in the open air at Walton
SHAKESPEARE as you’ve never seen it before – out of doors in the wonderful setting of Warrington’s Walton Hall Gardens.
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Arts festival has unveiled its nine-day programme
WARRINGTON Arts Festival has unveiled a nine-day programme with a host of vibrant, accessible, community-focused events set to take place in the town centre.
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Have your say on the council’s Active Warrington Strategy
WARRINGTON Borough Council is urging everyone to have their say on new plans to get people more active, more often.
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