“Staff are our greatest asset” says award winning Warrington firm
OVER the past few months, a Warrington-based firm has won three business awards, been nominated for two more and received another important accreditation.
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Patient builds bird house to thank hospital staff
A patient has shown his appreciation for healthcare professionals in Warrington by building a bird house for hospital grounds.
Wolves win Chris Hill testimonial match
WARRINGTON Wolves marked Chris Hill’s testimonial with a comfortable 34-12 win over Leigh Centurions.
Police secure closure order at property where missing children found
POLICE have secured a closure order at a property in Longbarn, Warrington where missing children were found.
Police patrols out in force at Woolston following issues with large groups of youths
POLICE will be out in force in the Woolston area this weekend following issues last week involving large groups of youths.
No new COVID-19 hospital deaths for second consecutive day as cases continue to fall
FOR a second consecutive day no new COVID-19 deaths have been reported at Warrington Hospital, while 25 new cases have been confirmed in the town, continuing a downward trend.
Organised crime leader Leon Cullen admits fire arm, ammunition and drug offences
THE head of an organised crime group in Warrington involved in large-scale drug dealing, Leon Cullen, who was once one of Cheshire most wanted men, has pleaded guilty to firearm and drug offences.
Remembering the day two young boys went to town and never came home
PEACE campaigner Colin Parry recalled the fateful day his 12-year-old son Tim went into Warrington town centre to buy a pair of football shorts during an online event to mark the 28th anniversary of the IRA bomb attack.
Peel Hall “Zombie” scheme should be “buried for good” says planning consultant
THE ongoing inquiry into the future of Peel Hall has been told by a top planning consultant that plans to build on the last, natural green space in North Warrington should be ‘buried for good and put to rest’ and the application, was one of the ‘poorest’ he had come across.
Woman walks 100k to raise money for research into painful condition
A WARRINGTON woman has completed a 100k walk to raise money for Endometriosis UK – a charity which supports research into a painful condition that affects 10 percent of women worldwide.