Pantomime cast bring Christmas cheer to Warrington Hospital
THE cast of Parr Hall’s pantomime, Dick Whittington, brought Christmas cheer to patients and staff at Warrington Hospital’s Children’s Ward this week.
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Hospital caterers win food award
CATERING services at Warrington’s Hollins Park Hospital have won a prestigious award for its fresh food and good meals at its retail café.
Holly helps launch the British Transplant Games
TRANSPLANT athlete Holly Shaw, from Warrington, took a leading part in the launch of next year’s British Transplant Games – more than seven months ahead of them taking place at Liverpool next July.
Health trust achieves 99% patient satisfaction
OVER the past 12 months Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has achieved a 99 per cent overall patient satisfaction rate in Warrington.
Storm over “crazy” plan for homes at shopping centre
ANGRY councillors at Grappenhall are up-in-arms over what they describe as a “crazy plan” to demolish two shops and replace them with six houses – taking up roughly half the existing car park.
MP raises awareness of inflammatory bowel disease
WARRINGTON North MP Helen Jones is supporting international Crohn’s and Colitis Awareness Week – highlighting the impact of living with Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis, the two main forms of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).
Have a say on the future of primary health care
HEALTH chiefs in Warrington are seeking views from across the borough on their vision for…
A chance to say thanks to hospital staff
PATIENTS and members of the public are being given the chance to nominate doctors, nurses, volunteers and other hospital staff in Warrington and Halton Hospitals’ annual “Thank You” awards.
Health team nominated for top award
A WARRINGTON team of specialist NHS health professionals who support people affected by Stroke, Acquired Brain Injuries and other neurological conditions has been nominated for a distinguished award.
New help for child asthma sufferers
CHILDREN in Warrington who suffer from asthma or a recurrent wheeze have a new option for treatment this winter after a pilot of a new service in the borough was extended for a further six months.