Warrington Worldwide

Warrington-worldwide connects with six community magazines that focus on Warrington and Cheshire. These include Lymm Life, Village Life (which covers the southern area of Warrington), Culcheth Life, Frodsham Life, and Lifestyle.

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Overwhelming response to devastating flats fire

3 days ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Gary Skentelbery

THE generosity of Warrington people following the devastating flats fire at Rynet Court on Marsh House Lane has been overwhelming!As a result, the council and Your Housing have issued a statement thanking people for their generosity and appealing for no further physical items to be donated at this stage.
Award-winning film highlights important mental health messages

4 days ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Gary Skentelbery

VIDEO: AN amateur film-maker from Burtonwood, Warrington, has produced an award-winning short film highlighting the importance of creative expression in mental health recovery. The Quiet Space, produced by Mental Health Support worker Justin Walker, is a unique project involving a collaboration between himself and two service users, individuals who are under a community mental health team. Miles plays the lead role but also contributed to the initial concept/idea for the film’s story.
Your Housing issue statement over safety concerns following devastating flats fire

4 days ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Gary Skentelbery

YOUR Housing has issued a statement following concerns over fire safety at Rynet Court after the devastating blaze which saw 50 people evacuated from their homes on Marsh House Lane, Warrington, on Monday. They have responded to criticism over the fact no fire extinguishers or sprinkler system was in the communal stairway where the blaze started and to claims that fire safety issues had been raised six years ago and not acted upon.
Police release image of man following suspicious incident near church

4 days ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Gary Skentelbery

OFFICERS have released an image of a man they would like to speak to in relation to a suspicious incident involving two teenage girls walking near a church in Warrington. On Wednesday 30 April, two 14-year-old girls were walking along Canons Road, Great Sankey, Warrington, shortly before 3.15 pm. They spotted a man standing outside St James Church who they believed may have attempted to take photographs of them. They reported that the man then continued to follow them until reaching Sycamore Lane.
MP showcases "fantastic" Warrington's Own Buses in parliament debate

5 days ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Gary Skentelbery

WARRINGTON South MP Sarah Hall showcased Warrington’s Own Buses during a debate in parliament seeking to remove the ban on other local authorities launching their own municipal companies. She spoke during the Bus Services Bill debate, highlighting the “fantastic” Warrington’s Own Buses as one of the few bus companies across the whole country that remains in public ownership.
Your Housing appeal to residents to stay away from fire-ravaged flats

5 days ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Gary Skentelbery

YOUR Housing has appealed to residents impacted by the devastating blaze which ripped through flats on Marsh House Lane to stay away from the premises while safety checks are carried out. Some of those impacted by the fire late yesterday afternoon have been vocal on social media, complaining about safety issues following the blaze which broke out in a stairwell.
Council apologises after rare orchids mown down in error

5 days ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Gary Skentelbery

WARRINGTON Borough Council has issued an apology after rare orchids on Birchwood Way were mown down in error and plans action to protect them moving forward. The issue was flagged by former Mayor Geoff Settle, Chair of Warrington Nature Conservation Forum who expressed regret that the town is unlikely to see any rare orchids this year – because the grasses they thrive in have been mown down for a second successive year.
Mayor shows support and solidarity for Marsh House Lane fire evacuees

5 days ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Gary Skentelbery

MAYOR of Warrington Cllr. Mo Hussain was on hand to show support and solidarity to evacuees of the devastating Marsh House Lane flats fire last night. Following the flat fire on Marsh House Lane, the Mayor, together with local councillor Sagheer Zaman, visited the nearby Territorial Army barracks to show support and solidarity with those affected. The Mayor personally spoke to many of the evacuees to offer reassurance and ensure they were receiving the help they needed.
Business benefits of regular CREST penetration testing

5 days ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Hannah Skentelbery

Cybersecurity isn’t just about having antivirus software. Real protection comes from knowing your systems are secure before someone tries to break in. That is where regular, high-standard penetration testing becomes essential. If you are serious about protecting your data and reputation, keep reading to find out exactly what you need to do. Why CREST Accreditation MattersCREST stands for the Council of Registered Ethical Security Testers.
5 fleet management challenges to work on in 2025

5 days ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Hannah Skentelbery

In a business that relies on an in–house fleet, it’s crucial to have a strong grasp of various aspects – from management software to fuel economy. However, many businesses with a large fleet often struggle to identify the right problems. With operational costs increasing and new challenges emerging, it becomes difficult to maintain a fleet that is heavily reliant on drivers and vehicles. However, when you know the right problem to solve, the overall operational hurdles become easier to overcome.