Former Lymm student fulfils Olympic dream
FORMER Lymm High School student Lucy Glover has fulfilled her Olympic dream, flying out to Tokyo to join the GB Rowing Team.
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Top reasons to move to the North West
The North West of the UK is an area that has many positives. It is a region where you can live comfortably, work in your desired industry all while having excellent transport to wherever you need to be.
Help at hand for those affected by Covid-19
PUBLIC health leaders are reminding local people that there is a range of support available in Warrington for anyone whose life has been impacted by Covid-19.
Highest number of new COVID-19 cases since January as hospital inpatient numbers also rise
A total of 179 new COVID-19 cases have been reported in Warrington, the highest number since January, as infection rates continue to rise, with hospital inpatient numbers also rising.
Traffic crossing the Mersey almost back at pre-pandemic levels
TRAFFIC levels across the two toll bridges over the River Mersey has almost returned to pre-pandemic levels according to new figures from merseyflow.
Freemasons contribute to £35,000 grant to help starving families
FREEMASONS from the Warrington area have contributed to a £35,000 grant to help hundreds of families on the brink of famine in South Sudan.
A chance to help reduce the risk of flooding
THE Environment Agency is looking for new members to join the North West Regional Flood and Coastal Committee (RFCC) – a body which helps combat the risk of flooding
Jill is new curate at St Mary’s Church, Lymm
A NEW curate has joined St Mary’s Church, Lymm – only days after being ordained at Chester Cathedral.
One more COVID-19 death and 139 new cases as infection rates continue to rise
SADLY another COVID-19 death has been reported at Warrington Hosital over the weekend with another 139 cases reported in the town as infection rates continue to rise.
Rylands to host fellow FA Vase winners in FA Trophy!
DUE to being promoted summer’s non-league restructuring Warrington Rylands 1906 will not be able to defend the FA Vase which they won in May, instead they now enter the FA Trophy, where their first opponents in the second qualifying round will be Hebburn Town.