ONE more COVID-19 related death has sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital although infection rates have fallen marginally after two days of increases.

POLICE have today launched a three-day operation aimed at targeting and arresting domestic abuse perpetrators across Cheshire.

WITH drink and drug driving on the increase across the North West, Crimestoppers has launched a new campaign to target those who get behind the wheel and drug drive.

POLICE have secured two further closure orders against shops on Orford lane in Warrington linked to anti-social behaviour, the sale of illicit cigarettes and dangerous parking making a total of six closure orders this year.

WARRINGTON-based Rugby League World Cup inclusion ambassador Oliver Thomason was thrilled to become one of the first people with a learning disability to close the London Stock Exchange.

A MAN who went on a terrifying rampage across the streets of Warrington threatening members of the public and police with a knife has been jailed for five years.

A two-week road closure is set to come into force in the Padgate area next month while work takes place on a new sewer connection.

WITH the festive season fast approaching there are a number of events taking place at Warringtons newest cocktail bar The Grand on Bridge Street, with shows already starting to sell out so book your tickets quick!

UPDATED: MORE issues with the Chester Road swing bridge caused heavy traffic congestion on Bridgefoot and surrounding roads this morning.

A drink driver arrested on a residential road at Birchwood, Warrington, last night, was found to be more than THREE times the limit.

POLICE have today launched a three-day operation aimed at targeting and arresting domestic abuse perpetrators across Cheshire.

WITH drink and drug driving on the increase across the North West, Crimestoppers has launched a new campaign to target those who get behind the wheel and drug drive.

POLICE have secured two further closure orders against shops on Orford lane in Warrington linked to anti-social behaviour, the sale of illicit cigarettes and dangerous parking making a total of six closure orders this year.

A MAN who went on a terrifying rampage across the streets of Warrington threatening members of the public and police with a knife has been jailed for five years.

A drink driver arrested on a residential road at Birchwood, Warrington, last night, was found to be more than THREE times the limit.

A High school near Warrington was placed in lockdown earlier today after armed police rushed to the scene following reports of someone making threats over the internet that they had a gun.

DURING Road Safety Week (November 15-21), Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire, John Dwyer, wanted to share key information from his recent visit to Aftermath Support, a charity who provide support services for everyone who has been involved in an RTC.

A 20-year-old male and an 18-year-old female were arrested at Orford during the early hours of this morning for alleged vehicle interference.

POLICE are investigating reports of suspicious activity in the Redshank Lane area of Birchwood, Warrington, following reports of a male looking into a property.

POLICE arrested two people on suspicion of drug dealing following an early morning raid at a property in Poplars Hulme, Warrington, earlier today.

PUPILS and staff at Sir Thomas Boteler Church of England High School in Warrington are celebrating after being graded a ‘Good’ school in a recent Ofsted Inspection.

A WARRINGTON gymnast picked up a silver medal after a finely-balanced performance at the Acrobatic IDP British Finals.

WARRINGTON primary schools took part in all sorts of activities around World Mental Health Day this year supported by Warrington Halton Teaching Hospitals’ Charity.

WARRINGTON Borough Councils Cabinet has approved the business case to support the delivery of an Advanced Construction Civil Engineering (ACCE) Centre as part of the Warrington Town Deal.

SCHOOL children from Warrington have become “Minia-police” on the beat to help keep Bewsey and Whitecross a nice place for residents to live.

PUPILS voices at Bruche Primary School, Warrington have helped the school win a prestigious award.

THE first meeting of Warrington Student Voice Network has been hailed a great success.

ONE of Warrington’s MPs faced questions from the next generation of voters during a visit to Priestley College.

A new Careers Taskforce to help combat widening skills gaps in industry is being launched by the Warrington-based Science Industry Partnership (SIP), with support from Cogent Skills.

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READING, writing and watching the news can be pretty depressing most days, particularly in the midst of a pandemic, which is still very much here.

AFTER an unprecedented 18 months things appear to be gradually returning to normal, although in some cases it remains the new normal.

ONE thing the COVID-19 pandemic has shown me is the huge number of inspiring people and organisations we have in Warrington.

THE toxic world of politics is in full swing with the Local Elections looming large.

SPRING is in the air, the roadmap out of lockdown is underway and the vaccine programme is being rolled out so hopefully, the light is shining brightly at the end of what has been a very long dark tunnel.

PHOTOGRAPHS of Grey seals feeding on plentiful fish stocks in the River Mersey proved hugely popular with many of our online readers and although not welcomed by local anglers, some positives can be drawn from the sightings.

SINCE launching Lymm Life magazine in April 1999 we have covered many uplifting stories and recounted many tales involving community spirit and the numerous volunteers who help make Lymm such a unique place.

OPINION: DURING these unprecedented times it is disappointing that two of the towns political heavyweights have still not met for talks more than one year on from the General Election.

HAVING been a near-daily visitor to Warrington Town Centre for business and recreational purposes for more than 40 years, I have to say the latest plans to make the temporary COVID-19 related traffic measures permanent, is possibly the most ill-conceived highways proposal I have ever witnessed since the creation of the Bridge Foot chaos, which has now become worse, making three lanes merge into two.

LIKE much of the world here in Warrington we are going through unprecedented times during a global pandemic and our second national lockdown.

WARRINGTON Town have promoted Mark Beesley to manager to replace the departing Paul Carden.

WARRINGTON-based Rugby League World Cup inclusion ambassador Oliver Thomason was thrilled to become one of the first people with a learning disability to close the London Stock Exchange.

COACHES and players at Latchford Albion made an early return to pre-season training in an attempt to get ahead of the opposition for next season.

AFTER the highs of beating Macclesfield, Lymm came back down to earth as they were defeated 17-10 by old rivals Sandal.

The latest news from Warrington Town FC at Cantilever Park concerns a continued run of good form in the Northern Premier League, swift progression on a course for Wembley Stadium and FA Trophy glory, and a forthcoming double-header with the same opposition in both competitions.

But for five minutes in the Cantilever Park sun, Paul Carden and Warrington Town would already be in National League North.

WARRINGTON Town have confirmed that manager Paul Carden has left the club to join National League North side AFC Telford United.

WARRINGTON Town have promoted Mark Beesley to manager to replace the departing Paul Carden.

WARRINGTON-based Rugby League World Cup inclusion ambassador Oliver Thomason was thrilled to become one of the first people with a learning disability to close the London Stock Exchange.

COACHES and players at Latchford Albion made an early return to pre-season training in an attempt to get ahead of the opposition for next season.

AFTER the highs of beating Macclesfield, Lymm came back down to earth as they were defeated 17-10 by old rivals Sandal.

The latest news from Warrington Town FC at Cantilever Park concerns a continued run of good form in the Northern Premier League, swift progression on a course for Wembley Stadium and FA Trophy glory, and a forthcoming double-header with the same opposition in both competitions.

But for five minutes in the Cantilever Park sun, Paul Carden and Warrington Town would already be in National League North.

WARRINGTON Town have confirmed that manager Paul Carden has left the club to join National League North side AFC Telford United.

WARRINGTON-based Rugby League World Cup inclusion ambassador Oliver Thomason was thrilled to become one of the first people with a learning disability to close the London Stock Exchange.

United Utilities call centre staff in Warrington have been awarded The Institute of Customer Service, ServiceMark with Distinction.

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WITH a presence in Warrington since 2003 located on the outskirts of the town, Nice ‘n’ Naughty made the decision to relocate to a more prominent area of the town and to completely overhaul our business model in 2019.

TO recognise the hard work and commitment shown by NHS workers throughout the pandemic and beyond, Bents Garden Home is looking to create a Heavenly Homely Christmas for an NHS Hero, with a festive prize package worth over £1100.00

A Warrington businesswoman who started creating art whilst recovering from long Covid has raised thousands of pounds for a good cause – and will next month take part in a charity dancing contest.

A WARRINGTON-based preventative healthcare company is strengthening its management team with two senior recruits.

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ONE more COVID-19 related death has sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital although infection rates have fallen marginally after two days of increases.

WITH the festive season fast approaching there are a number of events taking place at Warringtons newest cocktail bar The Grand on Bridge Street, with shows already starting to sell out so book your tickets quick!

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It is an unfortunate reality that every home has its fair share of issues. Whether it’s a leaky faucet or some other problem, at least one thing will need to be fixed in each household.

Moving house is arguably the most stressful thing that ordinary people will do in their lives. But do you know what is even more stressful than that? Moving to a country on the other side of the planet!

The Lymm Rotary Club Santa’s float will again be out and about this year, starting at Abbey Leys on Sunday 5th December and following that the traditional routes around the streets of Thelwall and Lymm.

TWO more COVID-19 related deaths have sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital over the weekend, although inpatient numbers have fallen, while infection rates have increased again in the town.

ONE more COVID-19 related death has sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital although infection rates have fallen marginally after two days of increases.

TWO more COVID-19 related deaths have sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital over the weekend, although inpatient numbers have fallen, while infection rates have increased again in the town.

WARRINGTONS COVID-19 infection rates are continuing to fluctuate with 100 new cases confirmed in the town in the latest daily data.

WARRINGTONS fluctuating COVID-19 infection rates have fallen with 103 new cases confirmed in the town in the latest daily data.

WHILE no new COVID-19 deaths have been reported in Warrington and hospital inpatient numbers continue to fall, infection rates in the town have risen again with 124 new cases.

WARRINGTON mental health champion Mark Moran has welcomed a new campaign aimed at tackling mental health issues in the workplace.

Maskell + Josephson (formerly Ross Maskell + Associates) has been in its current location on Regent Road in Altrincham since 1983, having moved from central Manchester at that time. In September 2020 we opened a new site in the new Warrington Market.

WITH the festive season fast approaching there are a number of events taking place at Warringtons newest cocktail bar The Grand on Bridge Street, with shows already starting to sell out so book your tickets quick!

The Lymm Rotary Club Santa’s float will again be out and about this year, starting at Abbey Leys on Sunday 5th December and following that the traditional routes around the streets of Thelwall and Lymm.

BROTHERS Pat and Greg Kane to play songs from their full catalogue dating back almost four decades.

WARRINGTON Disability Partnerships famous accessible Grotto is back at Walton Hall and Gardens from next Saturday, November 27.

CreativeHUT and The Tim Parry Jonathan Ball Peace Foundation have teamed up for a Creative Christmas.

VIDEO: CHRISTMAS has come early at Primrose Hill Nursery with British Grown Christmas trees on sale from tomorrow.

DESPITE the cancellation of planned live events over the past two summers, the Lymm Festival team were thrilled to re-schedule and run a couple of popular events recently.

WARRINGTON-based Rugby League World Cup inclusion ambassador Oliver Thomason was thrilled to become one of the first people with a learning disability to close the London Stock Exchange.

A STAGGERING £22,000 has been raised for The Fire Fighters Charity thanks to diverting more than 127 tonnes of clothing away from landfill sites.

THE Children’s Adventure Farm Trust (CAFT) near Lymm, is now benefiting from an incredible new viewing platform, complete with winding woodland pathway, sensory lighting and a sleek glass balustrade, courtesy of local construction firm Lane End Group.

A Warrington businesswoman who started creating art whilst recovering from long Covid has raised thousands of pounds for a good cause – and will next month take part in a charity dancing contest.

WARRINGTON Disability Partnerships famous accessible Grotto is back at Walton Hall and Gardens from next Saturday, November 27.

IN recognition of Anti-Bullying Week homebuilder Barratt Homes has donated a friendship bench to Appleton Thorn Primary School.

WARRINGTON Borough Council is seeking the views of local people and path users on plans to upgrade part of the Trans Pennine Trail (TPT) and National Cycle Network Route 62 at Lymm.

WARRINGTON-based Rugby League World Cup inclusion ambassador Oliver Thomason was thrilled to become one of the first people with a learning disability to close the London Stock Exchange.

A STAGGERING £22,000 has been raised for The Fire Fighters Charity thanks to diverting more than 127 tonnes of clothing away from landfill sites.

THE Children’s Adventure Farm Trust (CAFT) near Lymm, is now benefiting from an incredible new viewing platform, complete with winding woodland pathway, sensory lighting and a sleek glass balustrade, courtesy of local construction firm Lane End Group.

A Warrington businesswoman who started creating art whilst recovering from long Covid has raised thousands of pounds for a good cause – and will next month take part in a charity dancing contest.

WARRINGTON Disability Partnerships famous accessible Grotto is back at Walton Hall and Gardens from next Saturday, November 27.

LATCHFORD-based HGV driver Tony Jenkinson recently raised £1700 for breast cancer care services at Warrington Halton Teaching Hospitals by embarking on a sponsored run wearing little more than a bright pink bra.

A SCHEME to divert food donated by supermarkets away from landfill and to people in need has been launched at St Margaret’s Community Hub, Latchford, Warrington.

WIRE rugby legend Mike Nicholas MBE will be one of the special guests attending the Wire Works exhibition celebrating the history of Warringtons wire industry.

LIKE many, Lymm Heritage Centre is looking forward to something that feels a lot more like Christmas this year.

HEADS were turning in Lymm at the sight of an eccentric group that included, among others, St George, a Turk, a mad doctor, Beelzebub and a groom leading a three-legged horse.

A new book featuring old photographs of “Historic Lymm in Colour” is being published to help raise funds for Lymm Heritage Centre.

THE marriage certificate of the Captain of the Titanic and one of the largest Anglo-Saxon cross arms in the country are just some of the items on display during an open afternoon at St Oswalds Church, Winwick, tomorrow, Sunday (Oct 31).

Sunday 26th September saw us welcome the North West Casual Classic’s Car Club to the Heritage Centre. This event, sadly cancelled last year due to Covid 19, was to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the formation of their club.

PLANS to add an orangery to the rear of a house which played a role in the mid-19th century development of Warrington have been approved by borough council planners.

I have just read the April 2021 edition of Warrington Worldwide and I am delighted with Garys comments in the Editorial.

I am writing to you with regard to the Council’s actions in reporting the gathering at The Cenotaph War Memorial, Warrington town centre, on Remembrance Sunday, 8th November 2020, to Cheshire Police.

My name is Julie Allen and at the start of this pandemic back in March, I set up a Facebook group called Coronavirus Support Warrington.

Read your Editors Comment with interest, especially the part where you suggested that the required infrastructure be in place before

ANDREW and Barbara Colyer enjoyed their trip down memory lane to Lymm and Grappenhall so much they had to write in to thank people for their hospitality and are now avid readers of our online publications.

THREE times over the last two weeks, when walking through St Thomas Churchyard in Stockton Heath, I was appalled to see dog walkers blatantly standing and watching their dogs off leash running around urinating on and fouling graves.

WARRINGTON businessman Carl Oates has sent a message of thanks to the people and businesses of Warrington who have helped launch his new building sites supplies business in the town.