CHILDREN in Warrington are being urged to write a short poem about hunger and what it means to them, as part of a national competition run by anti-poverty charity the Trussell Trust, which supports a network of food banks across the UK.
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are being urged to re-introduce a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) to combat alcohol-fueled anti-social behaviour in the borough.
FORMER Mayor of Warrington Geoff Settle has paid tribute to one of the greatest marathon runners of all time, Dr Ron Hill, who sadly died yesterday, aged 82.
TRAVELLERS have again set up an illegal encampment on Silver Lane at Risley, sparking further calls for a permanent site in Warrington.
JUST two COVID-19 inpatients remain in Warrington Hospital, while two new cases have been confirmed in the latest data from Public Health England, with infection rates less than half the national rate.
HOME Secretary Priti Patel has today announced continued funding for Warrington Peace Foundation’s peer-to-peer service supporting victims of terrorism in the United Kingdom.
A RUTHLESS Latchford performance saw them continue their unbeaten start to the season with a 42-0 win against a hapless Chorley side.
HEAVY rain again blighted cricket in the Warrington area – but the majority of matches were played thanks to the determined work of groundsmen.
A GROUP of more than 20 staff and helpers from IKEA Warrington donned their lycra to take part in a sponsored bike ride to raise £1,900 for children’s charity Barnardo’s.
WHEN the team at Lymm Historic Transport Day submitted an application to the Battle of Britain memorial flight for a Spitfire flypast at this year’s Transport Day it was more in hope than expectation.
