Public urged to use NHS 111 ahead of doctor strikes
People are being urged to use NHS 111 for all non-emergency healthcare needs ahead of industrial action by resident doctors (previously known as junior doctors).
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Local Healthwatch services unite to oppose Government plans to undermine independent public voice
HEALTHWATCH Warrington is one of 131 local services across England to sign a powerful open letter to the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, urging the government to reconsider proposals that would bring public voice functions under the control of local authorities and NHS bodies.
Ultra-marathon walkers raise £14,000 for St Rocco’s Hospice walking from Llandudno to Warrington
A group of intrepid fundraisers who took part in an ultra-marathon walk from Llandudno Pier to Warrington have raised £14,000 for St Roco’s Hospice, with money still coming in.
Six friends complete gruelling cycling challenge in memory of much-loved Mike Fogg
SIX friends have completed a gruelling cycling challenge along Portugal’s Algarve, raising thousands of pounds in memory of much-loved Latchford local Mike Fogg, who sadly died from stomach cancer earlier this year.
Celebrating 20 Years of Natural Healing
This August marks a remarkable milestone for Cheshire Natural Health in Stretton, as the clinic celebrates its 20th anniversary.
Hospital Trust apologises after more than £3m awarded in A&E negligence claims
WARRINGTON & Halton Hospitals NHS trust has apologised to patients and their families who did not receive the standard of care expected, after more than £3m was paid out in A&E negligence claims since 2019.
Stockton Heath travel agent completes Ultra Challenge for local hospice
A travel agent from Stockton Heath has raised over £600 for a Warrington hospice, taking part in the Peak District Ultra Challenge.
How town’s MPs voted on assisted dying bill
MPs have approved the controversial assisted dying bill by a majority of just 23, paving the way to giving terminally ill adults in England and Wales the right to end their own lives.
Teenage care worker had full immersion baptism to cleanse her body after being sexually violated by colleague
A distraught teenage care worker from Warrington had a full immersion baptism to try to cleanse her body after being sexually assaulted by a colleague.
Raising Smiles appeal success thanks to community support
Two new state-of-the-art intraoral digital scanners are now in place at Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals’ (WHH) Orthodontics Department, thanks to the incredible support from our local communities, dedicated staff fundraisers and a generous donation from Warrington Hospital’s League of Friends.