Drink driver arrested following collision at Thelwall
A 32-year-old man was arrested in the Thelwall area by Warrington Police last night after a collision.
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Man charged with wounding and possessing a bladed article following serious assault at Lymm
A 37-year-old Warrington man has been charged in connection with a serious assault on Pepper Street in Lymm last July.
Jo smashes target time and fundraising goal in London Marathon
A 46-year-old woman from Warrington smashed both her target time and her £260 fundraising goal when she completed the Virgin Money Virtual London Marathon.
Lymm return empty-handed after long trip to Alnwick
LYMM RUFC returned empty-handed from their long trip north to Alnwick, eventually going down 52-21 after initially leading 18-10 in the first half.
Path improvement project under way at Sankey Valley Park
WORK is under way on a path improvement project at Warrington’s Sankey Valley Park.
Inspirational runner defies the odds to complete 250th parkrun
INSPIRATIONAL runner Tracy Butterfield recently achieved her 250th parkrun overcoming the odds after being diagnosed with a health condition that affects her balance and spine surgery!
Fire and Rescue Service to support Burn Awareness Week
FIREFIGHTERS from Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service are visiting local communities this week to spread the word about preventing burns in support of National Burn Awareness Day on Wednesday 13 October.
University appoint new Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research and Innovation
THE University of Chester, which is set to open in Warrington town centre next year, is delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Paul Bissell as their new Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research and Innovation.
Former Priestley College sisters enjoy STEM success
TWO sisters who studied at Warrington’s Priestley College have taken their next steps towards a career in healthcare.
Infection rates continue to rise as 177 new COVID-19 cases confirmed
ANOTHER 117 new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Warrington as infection rates continue to rise.