Warrington Guardian

The Warrington Guardian is a community newspaper that has been serving Warrington, England, since 1853. Initially released every Saturday, it was acquired in 1856 by Alexander Mackie, who then launched several other "Guardian" newspapers in Cheshire, including the Northwich Guardian in 1861, the Altrincham Guardian in 1862, the Crewe Guardian in 1863, and the Chester Guardian in 1867. By 1859, the circulation of the Warrington Guardian reached 2,200 copies. As of 2013, the newspaper is part of the Newsquest media group.

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Sci-Tech Daresbury chairman welcomes Government support

1 day ago | warringtonguardian.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

Sci-Tech Daresbury (Image: Supplied) JOHN Downes, chairman of Sci-Tech Daresbury and Langtree, has welcomed the Government’s Industrial Strategy, highlighting its potential impact on advanced manufacturing and regional growth across the UK. Mr Downes, also chairman of Langtree, said: "We strongly welcome the Government’s Industrial Strategy, particularly its support for advanced manufacturing.
What the weather will be like in Warrington this weekend?

1 day ago | warringtonguardian.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

Friday, June 27, will start off cloudy, with temperatures ranging from 14C to 19C in the morning. The afternoon will see sunny intervals, with temperatures rising to 23C. The evening will be partly cloudy, with temperatures around 22C, cooling to 20C by night. Saturday, June 28, will begin overcast, but will become mostly sunny by late morning. Temperatures will range from 18C to 21C in the morning, peaking at 24C in the afternoon.
Warrington sees one of the biggest rises in house prices in the UK

1 day ago | warringtonguardian.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

According to conveyancing specialists Bird & Co, property prices in the town rose by 5.37 per cent from December 2024 to April 2025, the 15th highest increase in the country. This equates to an average rise of nearly £13,000 over the period, with the average price in December 2024 being £239,625, compared to £252,499 in April 2025. Daniel Chard, partner at Bird & Co, said the market is "starting to respond" after several interest rate cuts since mid-2024.
Pre-school rated 'good' after visit from Ofsted inspectors

2 days ago | warringtonguardian.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

Whitley Community Pre-School, located on Whitley Village Hall, Village Lane, Higher Whitley, was given the rating after an inspection on May 21. The pre-school provides care and education for children aged two to four, with a capacity for 26 children and 15 currently on roll.
Letter: Warrington Hospital staff are 'absolutely amazing'

2 days ago | warringtonguardian.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

Warrington Hospital (Image: Newsquest) Recently I had a serious health episode and was rushed into Warrington A&E which is a war zone but I survived it. Further down the pecking order, it’s been an eye opener. The staff on Ward A4 have been absolutely amazing. I cannot thank them enough for all the time and effort they put into looking after me and getting me better. Nothing I asked for was any trouble whatsoever.
Big crowds expected as Tom Sephton Trophy headlines Armed Forces Day in Warrington

2 days ago | warringtonguardian.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

Taking place on Saturday, June 28, from 10am to 7pm, at Crosfields RLFS in Great Sankey, the festival will feature military vehicles, field gun displays, and a range of military equipment. Visitors can also explore stands and stalls run by Armed Forces, veterans, and cadets. It is the 14th annual Tom Sephton Trophy in memory of Tom who sadly died in Afghanistan.
Charity shop to host special sale to mark second anniversary

2 days ago | warringtonguardian.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

Care UK Charity's Home Store and More, located in Riverside Retail Park, is celebrating two years of operation with its first Fill a Bag for £10 sale in Warrington. The sale will take place on Saturday, July 19. The event, which has been popular at the charity's Runcorn store, allows customers to purchase a bag full of preloved clothing for just £10. All proceeds from the store go to support families in need.
Locals share memories of The Golden Lion pub in Latchford

3 days ago | warringtonguardian.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

Former patrons took to Facebook to share their stories of the pub, which was once a hub for Latchford Albion RLFC and the local community. Many recalled the unique features and warm atmosphere of the historic Victorian pub before its closure.
Two overnight vehicle fires on same street sparks police investigation

4 days ago | warringtonguardian.co.uk | Simon Mulligan

A joint-investigation by the fire service and police is taking place (Image: Stock) AN INVESTIGATION has been launched after two vehicles were engulfed in flames on the same street overnight. Police are appealing for information following two separate reports of vehicles on fire in the same road in Earlestown yesterday evening, Sunday, June 22. The first blaze was reported just before 11pm, where a Ford Transit van was in flames on Earle Street.
“Every picture you take should tell a story and help keep memories alive”

1 week ago | warringtonguardian.co.uk | Heidi Summerfield

This week, we’re talking to Alan Osborne, who is originally from King’s Lynn in Norfolk but having lived in Warrington for more than 40 years, he currently calls Cinnamon Brow home. Here, in our latest Behind The Lens feature, Alan shares some of his favourite pictures and plots his photography journey. If you would like to appear in our Behind the Lens feature, email [email protected] Click here if you would like to join Warrington Guardian Camera Club.