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  • Secret garden to open its doors to the public

    A GARDENING support scheme for adults with learning difficulties is celebrating joining a select group of gardens across the UK. New Routes garden project, based at Victoria Park and run by charity MacIntyre Learning, was approved as an official

  • Pupils hailed after outperforming national average in SATs

    PROVISIONAL results have revealed almost three-quarters of Warrington’s year six children achieved the ‘expected standard’ in reading, writing and maths after outperforming the national average. The results for this year’s key stage two standard

  • Grappenhall Heys Walled Garden to host open air jazz night

    AN open air jazz concert set against the backdrop of Grappenhall Heys Walled Garden will take place for the first time on Saturday, July 20. ‘Jazz in the Garden’ will see a performance by four-piece The Kraken who take audiences ‘on a trip from

  • Is this as good as it gets for comedian Adam Rowe?

    COMEDIAN Adam Rowe is returning to Warrington after picking up a raft of accolades. The comic was the winner of Dave’s ‘Best Joke of Edinburgh Fringe’ last year. He is also a Liverpool Comedian of the Year winner and English Comedian of the Year

  • Aldi's gin voted best in the world AGAIN!

    SUPERMARKET Aldi has triumphed once again, taking home three accolades at this year’s Spirits Business Gin Masters. A coveted ‘Masters’ title, the highest distinction available, was awarded to the Greyson’s Seville Orange & Persian Lime Gin (£14.99

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  • Birchwood firm carries out £600k pub refurb

    AN innovative architecture and designs company has unveiled its transformation of a Stockport pub and restaurant. Birchwood Park-based DV8 Designs undertook an ambitious full interior refurbishment at the Jolly Sailor pub in Davenport, also making

  • 16 brilliant pictures from Warrington proms night 2019

    STUDENTS have been stepping out in style for their high school proms over the past few weeks. With GCSE exams a distant memory, teenagers across the town have been celebrating the end of their schooldays before taking their next steps into further

  • Local plan will have 'massive impact' on health and wellbeing

    SERIOUS concerns have been raised over the lack of culture in the borough’s health and wellbeing strategy. And residents have been told the local plan and local transport plan will have a ‘massive impact’ on health and wellbeing in Warrington.

  • North Cheshire Clarion to hold junior open day

    YOUNGSTERS wanting to get into cycling will soon get the chance as a Warrington-based club is hoping to attract new members. North Cheshire Clarion are to host an open day for those who wish to enter the world of cycle racing and hope to replicate

  • Football team's amazing turnaround to complete treble

    A MANAGER is reflecting proudly on a season that has seen an ‘unbelievable’ turnaround. Mark Borzomato’s first campaign in charge of Winwick Tigers under 14s concluded with a league and cup treble - just a year after being relegated. “Last

  • Travellers set up camp on site of former primary school

    TRAVELLERS have moved onto the site of a former primary school in Hood Manor. An encampment was set up at Sycamore Lane Primary School yesterday evening, Tuesday. Police officers attended the scene at around 7.30pm, with the primary school

  • Planning row erupts after officers put in ‘firing line’

    THE council leader has accused a rival politician of turning planning into a political football after putting officers in the ‘firing line’. Cllr Ryan Bate (LD – Grappenhall), who is the Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate for Warrington South

  • Competition open for Warrington's top tradesperson

    TRADESPEOPLE from Warrington can put themselves forward for the Britain's Top Tradesperson award with a chance to win a £20,000 prize. Screwfix, which was a store based in Kerfoot Street, has opened the competition to plumbers, electricians, builders

  • Parents praise school for treating pupils after SATs results

    FINDING out your SATs results can be a worrying time for some pupils and their parents. But staff at Culcheth Community Primary School have been praised for the way they have treated pupils this week. The youngsters were taken out for lunch

  • Town centre firm continues with digital growth trend

    A DIGITAL agency which has tripled in size in under three years believes its progress mimics Warrington’s increasing digital presence that is ‘driving economic growth’. Full-service agency Mosaic Digital Media, based at Tannery Court in the town

  • No rethink over proposed HS2 route despite fears

    BOSSES behind HS2 are showing no signs of a rethink over the proposed route after being urged to scrap it. The plans would see the construction of a viaduct across the Manchester Ship Canal, which campaigners say would directly impact on the east

  • Shed load of pizza blocks M56 after crash

    THE M56 was blocked near Daresbury on Tuesday night after a van overturned and shed its load. Police were called to the one-vehicle collision at 8.10pm close to junction 10. The van shed its load of food, including pizza, onto the carriageway