POLICE have used digitally aged images of jailed Orford drugs gang twin brothers Anthony and Leon Cullen on a van going out across Warrington today, to send a clear message to those who chose to, or are looking to be involved in organised crime.
A fundraising appeal has been launched for a former health care worker from Warrington Hospital, who is battling a rare brain cancer, which was diagnosed just months after her husband had also been found to have a brain tumour.
POLICE are warning residents to ensure their parked vehicles are secure following a spate of recent thefts in the Stockton Heath and Grappenhall areas of Warrington.
GRAPHIC design students Warrington’s at Priestley College have been accepting challenges set by a variety of fascinating “clients”.
SINCE its inception back in 2013 Lymm Historic Transport Day has grown to become the latest in a long list of annual events that marks out Lymm as a special place to live and to visit.
ORGANISERS are confident the ancient Lymm Rushbearing Festival, re-born in the early 1970s, will return to the village on Sunday, August 8th.
ALTHOUGH only three new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Warrington for a second consecutive day, infection rates have shown a slight increase over a seven day period according to the latest data from Public Health England.
ORFORD-based Leon Cullen, the leader of firearms and cocaine networks supplying organised crime groups, who fled the country before being captured in Dubai, has now been jailed for more than 22 years.
URGENT repairs to a leak on a major water main could have turned the taps dry for thousands of residents in Warrington if United Utilities engineers hadn’t worked flat out to fix the problem and keep the water flowing.
VIDEO: WARRINGTON Wolves are busy preparing to welcome back 4,000 fans on Monday following the latest lockdown easing and have produced a special safety video featuring club mascot Wolfie.
