Padgate Library set to undergo £142,000 renovation and revamp
PADGATE Library is set to undergo a £142,000 renovation beginning next month ahead of its reopening following lockdown.
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Warrington company secures three-year Solar PV contract
WARRINGTON-based Aberla Energy, part of the North West-based Aberla Group, has been selected by Progress Housing Group as their specialist energy contractor over the next three years.
Student volunteers help out at college’s Covid-19 test centre
STUDENT volunteers have been helping out at Warrington & Vale Royal College, rolling out a mass testing programme in their dedicated test centre, in order to welcome their fellow students safely back to campus.
Bullying allegations row rages on at Penketh Parish Council
THE ongoing war of words between Independent and Labour Cllrs at Penketh Parish Council is raging on following former Mayor Linda Dirir’s bullying allegations.
MP disappointed at Supreme Court ruling on minimum wage for care worker sleep-ins
WARRINGTON North MP Charlotte Nichols has expressed her disappointment at the recent Supreme Court ruling which means care workers will not be paid minimum wage for doing sleep-ins at work.
‘Boris’ joins Warrington Male Voice Choir for lockdown remix fundraiser
A chorister has surprised his fellow members by fixing it for ‘Boris’ to appear on a new recording of Warrington Male Voice Choir’s successful Lockdown Blues, to mark the first anniversary of when the choir started virtual rehearsals.
COVID-19 infection rates continue to rise in Warrington for second consecutive day
COVID-19 infection rates have continued to rise slightly in Warrington for a second consecutive day after 21 new cases were confirmed in the latest data from Public Health England.
Twins who raised over £35,000 for NHS charities receive PM’s Points of Light Awards
WARRINGTON twins Ruben and Elena Evans-Guillen, aged 9, have received special Points of Light Awards for raising over £35,000 for NHS-related charities over the past four years.
Dad to launch cycle helmet safety campaign after son saved from almost certain death
An 11-year-old boy would almost certainly have been killed if he hadn’t been wearing a cycle helmet when he was involved in a freak accident at Lymm, riding home from school.
Catalytic Converter thieves strike at Grappenhall
POLICE have reported two Catalytic Converter thefts from vehicles parked outside properties in Grappenhall, Warrington, yesterday, Saturday.