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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St Rocco's Hospice celebrates 40 years of caring

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

ST ROCCO’S Hospice in Warrington is celebrating 40 years of caring this month, May. St. Rocco’s Hospice opened its doors to the first patient on 7th May 1985 and was officially opened in September 1985 by Her Grace, the Duchess of Norfolk. The aim was to provide specialist palliative care to the people of Warrington after a vision from a local GP, Dr Michael Thomas, who realised that Warrington and Halton needed a hospice.
Council leader pledges to act at pace in response to damning Best Value Inspection

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

WARRINGTON Borough Council will respond quickly to the damning Best Value inspection, with council leader Cllr. Hans Mundry pledging to cooperate with all the Government’s recommendations. These include appointing a new Director of Transformation and Improvement and the appointment of a new opposition member as Chair of the Scrutiny Committee. At the Cabinet meeting yesterday, Monday 12 May, Cllr Mundry provided an update on the council’s response to the recent best value inspection report.
Warburton Toll Bridge under threat of closure due to illegal use by overweight vehicles

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

WARBURTON Toll Bridge could be shut during the ongoing upgrade works to protect the safety of other road users and engineers who are being put at risk by the drivers of tractors, lorries and other heavy vehicles. Since the tolls were withdrawn to facilitate the upgrade works last year, various measures have been put in place to deter overweight vehicles with limited success.
Three fire crews tackle large grassland fire next to River Mersey

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

THREE fire crews were called out last night to tackle a large grassland fire next to the River Mersey in Warrington. At 21:39 fire engines from Lymm, Warrington and Penketh attended reports of a fire on Mersey Walk near Westy Park. An area of grassland that was on fire on the side of a river was attended by firefighters. They used What3Words to locate the area which was down a footpath at the side of the river and involved approximately 100 square metres of grass.
Work well underway on Burtonwood airbase Bolt of Lightning memorial

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

WORK is well underway on the Burtonwood airbase Bolt of Lightning memorial at a new housing development in Warrington, which is set to be completed later this summer.
Lib Dems offer to work with Labour on Best Value report into council finances

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

THE opposition Lib Dems group on Warrington Borough Council is offering a cross-party approach to help implement the recommendations of the highly critical Best Value report saying they do not accept there has been ‘gross financial mismanagement’. The Government requires comments on the proposed statutory interventions by 22 May. Group Leader Cllr Mark Browne says, “The key aim is to do what is right for the town and we will do what we can to assist with this.
Warrington off to Wembley again!

5 days ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | James Gordon

WARRINGTON Wolves are off to Wembley once again after a brilliant 21-14 win over Leigh Leopards in the Challenge Cup semi-final. The sun was shining down on the Wolves at the Totally Wicked Stadium as the returning Marc Sneyd helped lead them to victory, with Paul Vaughan and Matt Dufty also immense for Sam Burgess’ side, who will now face Hull KR in the final on June 7.
Serious findings of council's Best Value Inspection must be a moment of fundamental reset says MP

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

WARRINGTON North MP Charlotte Nichols has responded to the “serious” findings of the Best Value Inspection into Warrington Borough Council and says it “must be a moment of fundamental reset.”Published on Thursday, May 8th, the Warrington Best Value Inspection findings, instigated following concerns about the council’s £1.9 billion debt, included concerns relating to governance, leadership, organisational culture, financial management, and the Council’s commercial investment activity.
Dangerous child rapist who abused two young girls jailed for 24 years

1 week ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Lynda Roughley

A dangerous child rapist from Warrington who repeatedly sexually assaulted and raped two young girls has been jailed for 24 years. A judge told Anthony Wilcock, “I have no doubt you are a dangerous offender.”The 44-year-old, formerly of Warrington, had been convicted of 11 counts involving eight rape offences and three of sexual assault by penetration after a trial but Liverpool Crown Court heard today that he still maintains his innocence.
Call for resignations as fall out from council's damning Best Value inspection continues

1 week ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Gary Skentelbery

THE Warrington branch of Reform UK and an independent borough Cllr. have called for resignations following the damning Best Value inspection into Warrington Borough Council. Reform UK, who recently contested their first by-election in the town, with plans to fight every seat at the next all-out elections, says local Councillors should step down.