Stay well in Warrington this winter
Warrington Borough Council is encouraging residents to take steps to protect their health and wellbeing this winter.
Warrington Borough Council is encouraging residents to take steps to protect their health and wellbeing this winter.
Warrington Borough council is reminding residents of the importance of getting the flu and COVID-19 vaccine if you are eligible.
Warrington’s success in supporting opiate users has seen it selected to help develop a national programme.
Warrington Town Hall will be lit up red this Sunday, 1 December, for World AIDS Day.
Cheshire and Warrington is set to launch a new programme worth up to £4.5 million a year to support residents back into work.
Warrington Borough Council has provided reassurance to bus passengers that low bus fares will continue in the borough until at least next Spring.
Warrington Borough Council has launched a series of community “Safe and Well” events across the town.
Carers Rights Day is taking place on Thursday 21 November.
Views are being sought on new plans to make a key gateway into Warrington town centre a more welcoming, safe and attractive space.
A new survey has been launched, seeking people’s views on pharmacy services, to help provide better services, now and in the future.
Warrington residents are being asked for their views on new active travel plans in Latchford East.
The Living Well Hub will be hosting a dementia one stop shop on Tuesday 5 November.
Warrington Borough Council has successfully registered its latest children’s home with Ofsted.
As the winter weather sets in, the council is urging vulnerable people to take up the flu and COVID-19 vaccine.
Warrington Borough Council has welcomed the return, next year, of the town’s biggest music event.
Residents have been fined for failing to properly dispose of their household waste.
Warrington’s journey towards a zero emissions future for bus travel continues to gather pace, with the arrival in town of the first electric double deckers.
A number of changes are planned to bus services from Warrington to Lymm and Altrincham from Sunday 5 January 2025.
Warrington is showing its solidarity with the people and communities of Ukraine through the twinning of libraries.
Following essential maintenance works to repair a burst pipe, the main swimming pool at Orford Jubilee Hub will reopen from 8.30pm this evening, Monday 21 October.
Both the main swimming pool and teaching pool at Orford Jubilee Hub will be temporarily closed, due to essential maintenance works.
Local residents are being invited to play their part in shaping the future of the Central 6 area of Warrington.
Following the temporary closure of the teaching pool at Orford Jubilee Hub, we wanted to provide an update on the essential maintenance works.
The teaching pool at Orford Jubilee Hub is being temporarily closed - with immediate effect - to allow essential maintenance works to be carried out.
Building on the success of last year's inaugural Climate Emergency Forum, the second forum will feature even more events and activities for individuals and businesses to engage with on climate action.
Jenny Hibbert, aquatics support officer at LiveWire, has expressed her pride at claiming the title of first female runner in the 5km race at this year’s Warrington Running Festival, held on Sunday 22 September.
World Mental Health Day takes place on Thursday 10 October - and to mark the day, Warrington Borough Council’s public health team is joining forces with Warrington Voluntary Action to host a Mental Health Marketplace.
Stoptober is back, calling on smokers in Warrington to join the 2.5 million others across the country who have made a quit attempt with the campaign previously.
Warrington and Cheshire have welcomed the official appointment of a new board – including representatives from the region – tasked with improving rail connectivity between Liverpool and Manchester.
Parents and carers are being reminded to submit their applications for school places, with the first deadline at the end of October for children going into secondary school next year.
Work is getting under way on a multi-million pound project to transform Pyramid Arts Centre into a vibrant cultural hub.
Warrington’s new electric bus has taken a trip to Liverpool, to help showcase to government the bus travel transformation happening in the borough and the plans for the future.
A commemorative cricket afternoon tea is set to be held at the Town Hall to mark Warrington’s crucial role in the beginnings of one of the sport’s most famous clubs.
Warrington’s specialist drugs and alcohol support service is looking ahead to the next five years of supporting people, thanks to the award of a new contract.
A new project has been launched to help Warrington businesses become more energy efficient and work towards achieving net zero emissions.
A new traffic management project is reducing congestion and improving safety at a local primary school.
Aged 50 or over? We want to hear your views on what 'ageing well’ in Warrington means to you.
The council is inviting residents to participate in a consultation on the future of secondary school places.
Talking Points are taking place each week across Warrington to help residents to easily connect to support and access information and advice.
Statement calls for urgent action
The council is consulting residents, local businesses, partner agencies and more on its approach to licensing premises used for gambling.
Everyone is being invited to walk together for hope to mark World Suicide Prevention Day.
Mill House Metals Limited and its director have been fined in connection with development at White Moss Nursery & Garden Centre, following a council investigation.
Yesterday, Tuesday 3 September, a positive meeting took place with the Minister for Local Government and English Devolution, Jim McMahon.
The council’s quarter 1 budget monitoring projection shows it could be facing a £29 million overspend by the end of the financial year.
Warrington Borough Council is encouraging residents to get their blood pressure checked this ‘Know Your Numbers’ week, 2 – 8 September 2024.
The publication of the 2024 GCSE results has brought good news for Warrington students.
Warrington Borough Council has successfully completed a series of reassurance visits to local funeral directors.
New measures are being brought in to encourage people to clean up after their dog and to keep them on a lead in sensitive locations.
Children and families in Culcheth have plenty of exciting play days ahead, with a revitalised play area.
Warrington Borough Council has set out the next phase of investment plans which will help drive up the quality of bus services in the borough.
After 95 residents installed solar panels through last year's group-buying scheme, the scheme returns to offer high-quality installations from trusted suppliers to those who missed out.
The publication of the 2024 A-level results has brought good news for Warrington students.
Warrington Wolves head coach Sam Burgess has been congratulated by the Mayor of Warrington for receiving a prestigious rugby league honour.
The current swimming pools’ pump and filter, which keep the water clean for swimming, are reaching the end of their serviceable life.
The two old, end-of-life gas boilers heating Walton Hall have recently been replaced with greener, ground source heat pump technology.
Following the closure of the Broomfields leisure centre swimming pool for essential works, it is set to reopen.
Warrington Borough Council is working with Zest to deliver major new EV charging infrastructure. In total 150 charging sockets will be installed across 35 streets in the town.
The Mayor of Warrington has visited Southport today, Friday, to lay flowers in tribute to the victims of the attack in Southport.
Mr Molyneux was fined after collecting waste from customers, which was then found to have been illegally fly tipped at Blackbrook Square and Winwick Street.
Recent data shows that 1,200 weddings and civil partnership ceremonies have been held at 1 Time Square in the town centre since March 2021.
Award-winning street market operator, Market Place (Europe), arrives in Warrington town centre this weekend with their International Market.
Our children’s services have recently received an overall ‘good’ Ofsted rating, two of the four areas being considered ‘outstanding’.
Warrington Market welcomes the return of the ‘Hop, Grape & Grain’ drinks festival this weekend, Saturday 3 August and Sunday 4 August.
Young carers can provide up to 50 hours of care each week. The council is working with its partners to promote support services and activities to provide carers with support and breaks throughout the school summer holidays.
Joint statement from the children's sector on the funding of the Start for Life and Family Hubs programme
In March 2024, we were subject to a peer review, facilitated by the LGA.
The Walking Football League, led by former England men’s football captain David Platt, is launching a new initiative with LiveWire Warrington. This will offer regular walking football for all ages and abilities.
The leading outdoor multi-cultural festival of free street theatre, dance, music, food and colliding cultures will be held again in Palmyra Square on Sunday 15 September, with additional activity available in Time Square.
Lewis Shaw, a member of LiveWire’s Talented Athletes programme, has recently marked a significant milestone in his athletics career by becoming an international athlete.
Join us for funded holiday activities for young people aged 5-16.
There’s more good news on route for bus passengers in Warrington, thanks to the latest ‘Better by Bus’ improvements.
Warrington Borough Council’s Public Health and Growth teams have launched two new strategies aimed at creating a happier, healthier, more active future for local people.
A new electric vehicle (EV) charging tariff is to be introduced at Time Square multi-storey car park and Warrington West train station.
The council’s LiveWire services teams have successfully raised an impressive £1000 in support of the North West Air Ambulance Charity.
The Cheshire Coroner's Court officially opened on Wednesday 19 June, following an opening ceremony at the new building on Museum Street.
Warrington Market has welcomed a brand-new addition to its vibrant food and drink scene with the grand opening of the Hop Emporium ‘Bier Huis’ this summer.
Warrington residents are being asked for their views on new active travel plans in the heart of the town.
Work to replace the stone setts on Pepper Street is getting under way.
Alcohol Awareness Week takes place this week, 1 – 7 July, with the theme this year of ‘understanding alcohol harm’.
Members of the 75 Engineers Regiment will march through the heart of the town this weekend.
Lee Durney, 52, of Vine Street, Wigan has been ordered to pay £27,000 in compensation by Warrington Magistrates Court, following an investigation conducted by our Trading Standards Service.
Alex McColl, 27, of Henshall Avenue, Warrington, has been fined for two fly-tipping offences, following an investigation by Warrington Borough Council.
Warrington Borough Council has joined calls for an immediate, permanent and bilateral Gaza ceasefire.
Founder of Warrington Worldwide, David Skentelbery, has been made Honorary Freeman of Warrington.
There’s great news for cycling enthusiasts and people looking to get into cycling, with the opening of a brand-new facility in the town centre.
Carers Week takes place next week, from Monday 10 June to Sunday 16 June. The council is working with its partners to provide a week of events to recognise the contribution of unpaid carers in Warrington and share support services available.
Warrington Borough Council is urging pregnant women and parents to look out for the signs and symptoms of whooping cough and ensure their children and babies are vaccinated.
Cllr Wendy Johnson has been confirmed as the 140th Mayor of Warrington, alongside Deputy Mayor Cllr Mo Hussain.
Warrington has warmly welcomed a new Railway Board which is set to improve connectivity between Liverpool and Manchester.
Warrington Borough Council is urging everyone to have their say on new plans to get people more active, more often.
Warrington Time Square is set to host the highly anticipated Proms in the Square as it returns for the second year running.
A pop-up event featuring the next generation of entrepreneurs is coming to Warrington, this Saturday 18 May.
Westland Drive children’s home, which provides short breaks for young people with complex needs, is celebrating yet another year of ‘outstanding’ Ofsted success.
LiveWire is excited to announce a special talent search event aimed at discovering and nurturing young tennis talents.
Warrington Borough Council’s new Cabinet, the key decision-making group of the council, has been confirmed.
Warrington Borough Council is calling on residents and taxi drivers to help shape the future of taxi services in Warrington.
Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 is taking place from 13 to 19 May. The theme this year is movement and how this can have a positive effect on our mental health.
The council is reminding residents to dispose of their batteries responsibly after a recent fire in a bin lorry thought to be caused by a battery in Great Sankey.
On Wednesday 8 May, the government confirmed it would be appointing an independent inspector to conduct what is known as a Best Value Inspection.
The route for stage three of the inaugural Tour of Britain Women has today been unveiled as Warrington prepares to host the world’s best riders and teams on Saturday 8 June
An innovative new partnership between Warrington Borough Council, Not Too Tame and Shakespeare North Playhouse is set to open the door to theatre for thousands of local people.
Business leaders have been learning more about Warrington’s growth, evolution, economic resilience, and confidence for the future.
There will be a new electric vehicle (EV) charge point operator in place at Time Square multi-storey car park from the beginning of May.
A leading figure in disability equality has been made a Honorary Freeman of Warrington
Warrington has been announced as the host of stage three of the inaugural Women's Tour of Britain.
Motorists will face an uncomfortable interrogation from school children on their driving behaviours as part of Cheshire Road Safety Group’s (CRSG) clamp-down on speeding across the county.
This Child Employment Month, the council is reminding businesses that employ children aged between 13 and 16 years old that they need permits to comply with employment laws.
Warrington’s rail transport aspirations remain on track following confirmation of Northern Powerhouse Rail (NPR) plans announced.
As Warrington’s Muslims join millions across the globe in celebrating the start of Ramadan, the Town Hall will be lit up green this evening, Wednesday 22 March.
On Saturday 18 March volunteers from the Winwick Litter pick group along with friends and colleagues from other Warrington Litter Networks, came together with councillors and the council, to undertake a litter pick of Delph Lane area in Warrington.
Today marks World Social Work Day, and the council is recognising the important role of those working in social care.
Warrington Borough Council’s public health team is urging local people to check that they and their children have had the MMR vaccine that protects against measles.
Warrington Borough Council’s Public Health team is encouraging smokers in the borough to give up this No Smoking Day (13 March).
Children and families in Culcheth have plenty of exciting play days ahead, with a revitalised play area to look forward to.
There’s more great news for young bus users in Warrington, thanks to the latest ‘Better by Bus’ plans.
A pioneering multi-million pound facility designed to help people with their health and wellbeing needs, reduce inequalities and support town centre regeneration has opened its doors for the first time.
The council has successfully brought leisure, libraries and lifestyle services provided by LiveWire back ‘in-house’.
A new plan has been launched to help improve the health and wellbeing of Warrington residents.
Warrington Borough Council has welcomed news that the borough has received a commitment of over £120m in national funding to improve transport connections.
Building relationships, strengthening partnerships, reducing inequalities and improving the wellbeing of Warrington residents are key priorities for the new manager of the Living Well Hub.
The council is seeking views on its latest approach to taking licensing decisions.
Want to play your part in protecting nature and helping wildlife across Cheshire and Warrington? Here’s your chance.
Residents are being urged to check that they and their loved ones are protected against measles following a rise in cases across England.
Excellent progress is being made in delivering new housing – including affordable homes – in Warrington, according to a new report.
There’s plenty of fun play days ahead for children and families in Great Sankey, thanks to the completion of a project to revamp Alconbury Close playground.
Warrington Borough Council has paid tribute to Lord Hoyle, who has passed away aged 98
Statement on behalf of Warrington Borough Council, from Mayor of Warrington Cllr Steve Wright
Statement on behalf of Warrington's Safeguarding Partnership
Warrington’s Fairtrade status has been renewed for another three years thanks to strong community support.
Some roads didn’t have their blue bins collected today, Friday 26 April, due to unforeseen operational issues
Warrington has been shown to have a continued, strong economic standing that outperforms many other towns and cities regionally and nationally, according to the Centre for Cities Outlook Report for 2024.
Construction work has commenced on Livv Homes’ first affordable housing scheme in Warrington, Cheshire.
The council is encouraging residents to take steps to living a healthier life this January.
The Mayor of Warrington, Cllr Steve Wright, will host two upcoming events at the town hall.
Following Cabinet approval, the council is continuing preparations to insource leisure, libraries and lifestyle services provided by LiveWire, with a target date of March 2024.
People are being invited to share their views on three new documents aimed at ensuring development in Warrington is well-planned, well-designed, environmentally friendly, and supported by the required infrastructure.
The newest addition to Time Square has opened its doors, bringing mouth-watering dim sum and Hong Kong style street food for the whole family to enjoy.
Warrington Borough Council is encouraging residents to take steps to protect their health and wellbeing this winter.
The council’s Cabinet faces a significant decision to confirm its intention to bring leisure, libraries and lifestyle services back in house.
Seasonal Vaccinations and health checks are avaliable on the Living Well bus in Warrington this December.
Warrington Town Hall will be lit up red this Friday, 1 December, for World AIDS Day.
Warrington’s public health leaders are urging local people to ‘get winter strong’ by getting the COVID-19 vaccine before the National Booking Service (NBS) comes to an end.
Carers Rights Day is taking place on Thursday 23 November.
Work has been completed on the Lovely Lane CYCLOPS scheme – the first of its kind in Warrington.
Healthcare providers in Warrington are finalising plans for a range of accessible health and wellbeing services that are set to be provided in the new multi-million-pound Living Well Hub in the town centre.
Following seven months of works, the re-developed Birchwood Community Hub has been officially opened.
The Cookhouse Comedy Club is back for a final night of belly laughs, featuring an ever-impressive line-up of top comedians.
As the winter weather sets in, the council is urging eligible and vulnerable groups to take up the flu and COVID-19 vaccine.
As part of the upgrade to the new CYCLOPS junction at Bewsey Road and Lovely Lane, we will be resurfacing the roads from next week.
Warrington Market has revealed it has made the finalist list in the ‘Taste of Cheshire’ category at the Marketing Cheshire Tourism Awards 2023/24.
Do you know your Candy Staton from your Lewis Capaldi? Deck your best festive gear and get ready to party at Warrington Market this winter, with the return of the ‘Non-Stop Music Quiz’, this time with a Christmas twist.
The council is making sure people know where and how to access mental health support locally this World Mental Health Day.
The council has expressed its dismay that plans to increase charges on the Warburton Toll Bridge have been upheld.
Just in time for this year’s ‘Sober October’, a new health initiative shaped by public feedback is taking place in Warrington, to help people cut down on the amount of alcohol they drink.
That is the message of a powerful new fostering film – any of us can foster a child or young person, if you have the capacity to care.
Parents are being offered a helping hand with breastfeeding thanks to a special event being held at Warrington Market.
The fourth Warrington Business Conference saw more than 200 attendees gather at Time Square to network with and hear from a range of community and business leaders.
After a short hiatus, the Cookhouse Comedy Club returns for a new season of belly laughs, featuring an ever-impressive line-up of top comedians.
The council has pledged its support for the Peace In Mind campaign – a scheme established by Brianna Ghey’s mother, Esther, in partnership with the Warrington Guardian.
We can confirm that no Warrington schools have an issue with RAAC.
A brand-new food trader will be joining the Cookhouse at Warrington Market next month, serving an authentic selection of meat, vegetarian and vegan Bangladeshi dishes.
The publication of the 2023 A-Level results has brought positive news for Warrington students.
Warrington Borough Council is remembering the victims of the Summerland disaster 50 years on, which took the lives of 50 people, including two Warrington residents.
The council is working with its partners to promote support services and summer holiday activities to help young carers take a break from their caring responsibilities.
Following plans set out by Great British Nuclear (GBN) which aim to drive the expansion of nuclear power at an unprecedented scale, the council has celebrated Warrington’s nuclear credentials and hailed the impact the town continues to have in the sector.
An evaluation report of the Rugby League World Cup (RLWC) has demonstrated the significant positive impact it brought to Warrington throughout the tournament.
Disability Awareness Day takes place at Walton Hall and Gardens this weekend (Sunday 16 July), with activities in the run up to the big day taking place this week, including the return of the Carers Wellbeing Festival.
Directors of Public Health in nine local council areas have issued a statement expressing their concern about the increase of the use of vapes in the subregion.
Time Square continues to go from strength to strength as Hotpod Yoga is set to open in Warrington town centre.
Warrington Borough Council has confirmed that, following the conclusion of the trial period, the Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) in Westy, Latchford will be removed.
Warrington Borough Council is urging parents to check their children's MMR vaccine records following a rise in measles cases across the North West.
Work is under way on pioneering plans for a health and wellbeing ‘one-stop shop’ in Warrington town centre aimed at helping people live as happily, healthily and independently as possible.
A pop-up event featuring the next generation of entrepreneurs is coming to Warrington this Saturday (20 May), 9am to 5pm.
The council is making sure people know where and how to access mental health support locally this Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW), which takes place from Monday 15 to Sunday 21 May.
This month, the council is shining a spotlight on social care and recognising the people who work in the sector and the positive impact they have on Warrington residents.
Progress is being made to construct a new link road in Newton-le-Willows, as part of the Parkside development which will deliver much-needed investment and jobs for local residents.
Get face-to-face advice and support to help you to live and stay well by visiting your local Talking Point.
Warrington’s Own Buses has now officially moved into its new home, following the completion of the town’s new, state-of-the-art bus depot on Dallam Lane.
Spring booster vaccines and health checks are available as the Living Well bus makes a stop in Winwick.
The council has confirmed the next steps linked to the low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) consultation in Westy, with a view to a final phase of consultation commencing in April.
To mark World Social Work Day, Warrington Borough Council is recognising the important role of its social workers.
A new website to support healthcare and community professionals in starting conversations about screening for breast, bowel and cervical cancers with people living in Cheshire and Merseyside has been launched.
Work has been completed on a new 3G pitch at Cardinal Newman High School, helping create a new football hub for students, local sports clubs and the wider community.
The council has launched an online consultation about modifications the independent Planning Inspectors consider are required to ensure Warrington’s Local Plan is ‘sound’.
The council and its partners are marking Young Carers Action Day by celebrating young carers across Warrington.
Warrington’s Skills Commission has launched a public survey to assess employability and skills across the borough.
Public health leaders are warning workers to improve their hand hygiene, after scientists unveiled large numbers of potentially dangerous bacteria and fungi living in communal workplace kitchens.
On Thursday 9 February, Helen Whately MP, was welcomed to the Warrington and Vale Royal College campus to tour the brand-new Health and Social Care Academy.
Warrington Borough Council’s Cabinet has given the green light to amended plans for the town’s Zero Emission Bus Regional Area (ZEBRA) scheme.
The Town Hall flag is flying at half-mast from this afternoon in memory of Brianna Ghey.
Join the Mayor, Cllr Jean Flaherty, to learn about Warrington’s past in the third Heritage Breakfast event at the Town Hall.
Back by popular demand, the ninth Apprenticeships and Jobs Fair returns to Warrington Youth Zone next week.
Update 7 February: Unfortunately, this meeting has been cancelled
The council is hosting a special event to tell local businesses, voluntary and community organisations and residents about its budget plans for the financial year ahead.
The council has today confirmed that it will be beginning talks with the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA).
Mayor of Warrington, Cllr Jean Flaherty, is urging everyone to stand together against hatred on Holocaust Memorial Day.
Work is under way on a new strategic review of employment skills in Warrington, to help secure the economic success of the borough for decades to come.
Cllr Les Morgan, Latchford West councillor since 2014 and former Mayor of Warrington in 2017/18, has sadly passed away.
Former England and Wigan Warriors rugby great Martin Offiah was in Warrington on 18 January to launch a new network of electric vehicle (EV) charging points in the town.
The council has praised its hard-working and selfless communities and litter networks in response to findings from Keep Britain Tidy - an independent charity that works to eliminate litter and waste - which shows Warrington is leading the way in eliminating litter.
A pop up repair shop will be open from Saturday 21 January, followed by alternate Fridays from Friday 3 February at the entrance to Warrington Market.
Would you like to help shape the future of culture, arts and heritage in Warrington? A new survey has been launched to give everyone the chance to share their views.
The council has issued a rallying call to residents to make clear that support is still available to them in response to the cost of living crisis.
Penketh residents are being urged to share their views following the launch of a community governance review of Penketh Parish Council.
This New Year, make sure booking your cervical screening test is top of your to do list!
Parents and carers are being reminded to submit their applications for their child’s place in September 2023 Reception class by the deadline.
Join the Mayor of Warrington, Cllr Jean Flaherty, at a Burns Night supper from 7pm on Friday 20 January at the Town Hall.
When visiting community recycling centres (CRCs) over Christmas, you must bring proof that you live in Warrington such as a driving licence, council tax bill, or utility bill.
The major improvements to Warrington’s buses are continuing, with enhanced timetables, cheaper fares, and no limits for concessionary card holders.
Following the Examination in Public of Warrington’s Proposed Submission Version Local Plan (“draft Local Plan”), the Planning Inspectorate have set out their initial views in a post-hearing letter.
Warrington residents who are out and about for the festive season are being encouraged to keep themselves safe by following the ‘taxi travel checklist’.
Warrington Borough Council, working in close partnership with Culture Warrington, will be joining the Without Walls’ Creative Development Network in 2023, a consortium of festivals and organisations committed to excellence in outdoor arts.
The council is reminding residents who receive Household Support Fund payments that their next award will be in bank accounts before Christmas.
Former borough councillor Mike Biggin has been awarded the title of Honorary Alderman.
Warrington’s public health team is urging people to be aware of the signs and symptoms of Group A Strep to help prevent the spread of the infection.
A tree from the national ‘Tree of Trees’ from the queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations has been planted at Longbarn Park by The Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire.
As a result of the Royal Mail Communication Workers Union strike action, there are delays in the delivery of postal vote packs for the Winwick Parish Council (Peel Hall ward) upcoming election.
Local people are being asked to share their views on refurbishment plans for the stone setts on Pepper Street in Lymm.
Unfortunately, Walton Hall and Gardens has announced it has had to postpone this evening’s planned screening of Grease.
Warrington’s Climate Emergency Commission has launched a bold new Climate Emergency Strategy for Warrington and is holding its first pop up event at Golden Square during the nationwide ‘Great Big Green Week’, on Thursday 29 September.
Warrington town centre will come alive with activity and celebration as part of the Rugby League World Cup (RLWC), which the town is a host venue for.
Warrington Borough Council’s work to support people to make the switch from petrol and diesel vehicles to electric has been given a boost, thanks to new government funding.
...and Warrington Transporter Bridge will become ‘The Old Kent Road of Warrington’.
An external peer review team has praised the council’s children’s services, following an independent four-day review in June.
The Mayor of Warrington has been visiting care homes across the town this week, to share memories and reflect with residents on the life and service of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
The day of Her Majesty The Queen’s funeral, Monday 19 September, is also a bank holiday, many of our services will close for the day.
You are invited to join a National Moment of Reflection to mourn the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II outside Warrington Town Hall on Sunday 18 September at 8pm.
Urgent notice concerning the by-elections for the borough ward of Grappenhall and the Grappenhall and Thelwall Parish Council, from returning officer Professor Steven Broomhead MBE
Warrington Borough Council will hold its official proclamation announcing the succession of King Charles III on Sunday 11 September.
Following the death of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, a book of condolence has opened at the Town Hall.
Following the death of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, a period of national mourning and reflection has begun.
Queen Elizabeth II has died, Buckingham Palace has announced.
The council has pledged its support for the Let’s Go Zero campaign which works with schools to help them progress towards zero carbon emissions by 2030.
The public hearings into Warrington’s Local Plan get under way on Tuesday 6 September.
The NHS in Cheshire and Merseyside continues to see much higher levels of activity than normal for this time of year.
The publication of the 2022 GCSE and A-level results has brought excellent news for Warrington students.
Rugby League World Cup 2021 is celebrating 50 days to go until the biggest, best and most inclusive tournament kicks off in Newcastle on 15 October.
Jacqueline Devonish has formally taken up her role as the new Senior Coroner for Cheshire.
If you want to make a difference to the lives of people in Warrington, then a career in care could be for you.
Here’s your ‘Chance’ to be a Warrington ‘VIP for the Day’, later this year.
Local people celebrated access improvements and an innovative new surface on the Trans Pennine Trail at Lymm as part of a free event on Saturday 6 August.
Warrington has set out ambitious plans to deliver a number of transformational projects, aimed at improving health and wellbeing and boosting sustainable transport, across the borough.
Warrington has set out its vision for supporting communities, growing business and improving the skills of local people, as part of a key government investment programme.
Warrington Borough Council is paying tribute to England’s Lionesses, following their historic victory at Euro 2022.
Junior safety officers from two Warrington schools have received an award for their success in ensuring their school friends are ‘safety smart’.
Award-winning Redwood Bank, which has continued to lend to British businesses throughout the pandemic, has reported its first profit.
The Rugby League World Cup 2021 themed cycling and orienteering trails will launch on Monday 25 July and will give residents and visitors a chance to win tickets to RLWC2021 games.
Warrington’s young traders came out on top at the North West regional final which took place in Bolton on Saturday 16 July.
Thousands of people enjoyed the tasty treats on offer at Time Square’s first ever Food and Drink Festival.
Warrington Borough Council is working in a number of locations across the town to ensure that bins are taken in by residents after collection.
Residents in Warrington are being urged to check their voter registration details as part of the annual canvass.
Warrington’s buses will be pulling out all the stops this summer, with major improvements to evening timetables, cheaper fares and no limits for concessionary card holders.
Warrington Community Safety Partnership - a group of organisations who tackle crime and disorder across the borough - has commissioned a ‘stay safe’ project to safeguard vulnerable children and teenagers.
Areas around England may experience heatwave conditions over the next few days up to Tuesday 19 July, according to Met Office forecasts, and the council is reminding residents to be prepared.
Following the implementation of trial low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) measures in Westy, the council has published a survey for residents to share their feedback and views about the scheme so far.
Fans of rugby league are being urged to ensure they get the best seats in the house for Rugby League World Cup 2021.
Plans for a new 3G pitch at Cardinal Newman High School have been approved by Warrington Borough Council.
The award-winning Warrington Market is set to once again offer support and a platform for budding entrepreneurs aged 16 to 30, with the return of Warrington’s Young Traders Market.
People who have recently moved to Warrington from Hong Kong are being invited to an event providing information about employment, health, leisure and more.
The public hearings into Warrington’s Local Plan will begin in September.
Local people are being invited to share their views on a key Warrington Town Deal project - the upgrade of the Trans Pennine Trail Greenall’s Avenue path.
The Neighbourhood Weekender took place on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 May, with an additional performance on Friday 27 May at Victoria Park.
Warrington Borough Council’s new on-line planning system, which aims to bring significant improvements for applicants, residents and staff, has officially launched.
Local advocacy organisation Warrington Speak Up has received praise for their work on a recent national project with the British Institute for Human Rights (BIHR).
The council has pledged to support children to learn, discover and explore in even more ways, as part of a borough-wide initiative.
A dedicated space at the Peace Centre will be created for young people aged 16 and over with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
On Thursday 16 June Clean Air Day will see schools, workplaces and communities across the UK running activities and taking action to inspire people to act and cut down the air pollution we cause.
An open letter to our residents, from Leader of the Council, Cllr Russ Bowden
East Warrington is set to spring to life with music, colour and excitement on Sunday 12 June for Birchwood Carnival 2022.
World-renowned horticulturalist and Bromeliad expert, Don Billington, has won another Gold Medal this week for his collection of plants from the glasshouses at Walton Hall and Gardens.
Warrington Borough Council’s Cabinet has approved a £2.4m grant contribution for a major rebuilding programme at Penketh High School.
The council has welcomed plans to remove the controversial Golborne Link from the High Speed Rail (Crewe to Manchester) programme.
Warrington’s new Mayor, Cllr Jean Flaherty, will be joined by chronicler, Janice Hayes, to celebrate 70 years of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign.
New experimental measures are being put in place in two inner town wards, aimed at reducing traffic and improving conditions for pedestrians and cyclists.
Warrington’s communities are being invited to join a right royal celebration for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Warrington Borough Council is to provide financial support to LiveWire to help safeguard the future of the organisation and the valuable services it provides to residents.
Warrington Borough Council’s move into its offices in Time Square is bringing significant savings for the local authority, new figures show.
The incredibly popular Heartbreak Productions are back at Walton with three fabulous outdoor plays this summer.
Warrington Borough Council is gearing up for the introduction of a new on-line planning system, which will bring significant improvements for applicants, residents and staff.
Join the nation in celebrating at Walton Hall and Gardens’ Big Jubilee Lunch on Sunday 5 June.
Warrington residents are being invited to share their views on a number of schemes aimed at reducing town centre traffic and encouraging more people to walk and cycle.
To mark the start of Foster Care Fortnight 2022, Foster4 has launched three sector-leading support packages for families who foster with Warrington.
The charming Woodland Hideaway is the newest addition to Walton’s range of wedding locations, providing the perfect outdoor setting for your wedding day.
Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) 2022 runs from Monday 9 to Sunday 15 May.
Warrington Borough Council has signed a pledge to ensure that children in care have their belongings treated with respect.
More than 1,000 people attended Victoria Park on Monday 2 May to celebrate the festival of Eid al-Fitr.
The first stones laid in Warrington’s Heroes Pathway at Marshall Gardens have provided a cash boost to Warrington Wolves Foundation and St Rocco’s Hospice.
Warrington’s Director of Public Health, Thara Raj, has published her first Public Health Annual Report (PHAR) for Warrington.
Warrington people are being asked to share their views on experiencing a safe, vibrant night time economy with a broad cultural appeal.
Business leaders have been learning more about Warrington’s growth, resilience, community spirit, partnerships and confidence for the future.
There’s still time to get your tickets to watch a movie under the stars at Walton’s open-air cinema this May!
A £35,000 funding boost has been granted to Warrington help tackle fly-tipping in the borough.
The man charged with helping lead the drive to tackle the Climate Emergency in Warrington is calling on local people to play their part in creating a greener future for the borough.
Businesses will have the opportunity to explore the practicalities of changing from petrol and diesel to electric vehicles as part of a partnership event on Tuesday 19 April.
The Government has announced that Warrington is to receive more than £16m in funding to reduce bus fares and drive up the quality of bus services in the borough.
The plan to drive forward Warrington’s future growth and development has been given the go-ahead for submission to the government.
A man who has dedicated more than 20 years to bringing Warrington communities together, after arriving in the town from India, has received a special accolade.
Former Mayor and councillor, Mike Hannon, has received the prestigious award of Honorary Freeman of Warrington, for almost 40 years of eminent services to the borough.
Residents are being asked for their views on Warrington’s Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (2022-25).
A reopening date has been set following essential roof repairs which will protect the cultural and educational hub for generations to come
Changes to service provider for the council textiles banks are in the process of being made.
Warrington Borough Council’s children’s services leaders have hailed the outstanding Warrington Youth Zone, following a tour of the new facility which is due to open in summer.
The Children’s Zoo at Walton Hall and Gardens has welcomed a new baby African pygmy goat.
Warrington residents will soon be able to take advantage of pay-as-you-go electric vehicles for their trips in and around the town.
Join the Mayor of Warrington on the green at Walton Hall Golf Course and help raise vital funds to support her charity appeal.
Walton’s open-air cinema returns this May with two show stopping films – Rocket Man and Pulp Fiction – which will be shown against the stunning backdrop of Walton Hall and Gardens.
Statement from Cllr Sarah Hall, Cabinet Member for Children’s Services, Warrington Borough Council:
The event, organised and sponsored by Warrington Borough Council, Warrington & Co and The Cheshire & Warrington Pledge, will host numerous exhibits from various sectors and businesses.
Following recent funding bid successes which led to the Safer Streets campaigns currently being rolled out in Warrington, a new survey asking people across Cheshire for their views on the safety of women in public places across the county has been launched.
Plans continue to develop for the full refurbishment of Stockton Heath swing bridge, with works targeted to take place next year.
Following the sell-out Cookhouse Comedy Club events, Warrington Market has announced their latest addition to their Cookhouse Live events programme, the non-stop music quiz!
The community project to breathe new life into Marshall Gardens in the town centre, transforming it into a beautiful memorial garden, is officially complete.
The council has been awarded a Bronze Carbon Literate Organisation by The Carbon Literacy Trust.
The Mayor of Warrington will lead reflections as local residents, political and community leaders, businesses and faith groups are set to gather for a ‘Warrington for peace’ event on Monday 7 March, 5pm, outside the Town Hall.
Warrington town centre’s first outdoor defibrillator has been installed at Time Square thanks to the phenomenal fund-raising efforts of Aidan Jackson.
A brand new website, providing information about the various adult social care roles available with care providers across Warrington, has been launched.
Warrington Borough Council members have visited Centre Park Link in the town centre to mark its first successful year of transforming journeys around one of the busiest sections of the borough’s road network.
Palm Springs, Dubai, Sydney – they are amongst the most glamorous places on earth and each has been honoured with its very own official MONOPOLY game. Now the company with the license to produce these unique editions is bestowing the same honour on Warrington.
Following the government’s ‘Living with COVID-19’ announcement and plans, Warrington’s public health leaders have offered advice to keep residents and families safe, stressing that the pandemic is not over and we are still living with the virus.
Warrington Borough Council is advising the public that the blue recycling bins at The Forge car park, Stockton Heath have been removed.
Creative practitioners in Warrington are being given a new way to connect with local arts professionals and access a range of opportunities.
Warrington’s ambitious Town Deal programme has taken a huge step forward, with confirmation that funding for all seven projects have now been given the go-ahead by the Government.
Motorists are being reminded that bus gate cameras remain in force on Scotland Road in the town centre.
Work is officially under way on Warrington’s brand new bus depot, paving the way to the introduction of one of the largest fleets of all-electric buses in the UK.
A Warrington-wide campaign has launched to tackle behaviours linked to violence and harassment against women and girls.
Warrington Market has added another accolade to the collection, after winning the Best Large Indoor Market category at the National Association of British Market Authorities (NABMA) Great British Market Awards 2022.
After a record breaking sell out following the release of tickets for the debut date for 2022, Warrington Market has announced that they have added an extra date for their popular new comedy night.
Warrington’s plans to transform bus services have received a huge boost, with the Government announcing that the town is in-line to receive significant Bus Back Better funding.
Local people are being encouraged to play their part in creating a ‘Heroes Pathway’ at Marshall Gardens – and help support Warrington Wolves Foundation and St Rocco’s Hospice too.
Following a focused visit in December 2021 of children’s services at Warrington Borough Council, Ofsted has recently published its findings.
A new report has found that the resilience of high street spending in Warrington during the Covid-19 pandemic has seen the town outperform most other big cities and towns.
The Mockingbird Programme supports 32 looked after children and their foster carers in Warrington.
The £28m scheme to deliver 161 new, low carbon homes in Great Sankey and Birchwood is moving forward, with all available houses already let.
An Extraordinary Council Meeting which took place yesterday, Monday 17 January, passed a motion to oppose the proposals by Peel Ports to increase tolls on Warburton & Rixton Toll Bridge.
The next Cookhouse Comedy Club will take place on Thursday 10 February.
New York neighbourhood-inspired restaurant and bar concept, Parlour, has become the first operator in 2022 to sign up and take space at Time Square.
Warrington Borough Council, like many local authorities, is advising of possible delays and disruption to care services over the coming weeks.
Warrington’s green waste subscriptions for 2022 will be launched on Monday 13 December, allowing people to buy their licences to have their garden waste collected by the council.
The total number of new COVID-19 cases in Warrington over the last 7 days has increased to 1,133 (to 2 December), and a small number of suspected Omicron cases linked to Warrington have been identified.
Adopt one of the incredible animals from the Walton Hall and Gardens children’s zoo.
Cheshire Youth Justice Service – which provides support for young people at risk of committing crime, those who have been convicted and victims – has been praised by government inspectors.
In the wake of the UN’s climate conference in Glasgow, Warrington’s Climate Emergency Commission has launched a consultation to help shape a borough-wide strategy to encourage and guide action by people and organisations locally.
A cross-party group of the lowest funded councils across the country is joining forces to call for a £300 million temporary fix to level up local government finance.
Warrington Borough Council has expressed its strong opposition to proposed changes to train timetables, which would have significant implications for services that call at stations in the borough.
Two bespoke commemorative benches have been installed at Airlift Hill, Great Sankey.
The ‘difficult winter’ has arrived, here’s what you need to do – joint statement from the Directors of Public Health in Cheshire and Merseyside on the emergence of the new Omicron variant
Residents have lots to look forward to in Warrington town centre and beyond this festive season, but are being reminded to stay safe and be vigilant due to a rise in COVID cases and the Omicron variant.
Warrington Borough Council is to begin work on a new strategy, identifying the type of housing needed in the borough in the coming years.
The Chief Veterinary Officers for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have agreed to bring in new measures to help protect poultry and captive birds.
Experts and toy associations have raised concerns about the safety of toys purchased through third-party sellers on online marketplaces.
The Mayor of Warrington, Cllr Maureen Creaghan, hosted an enchanting evening for children and families supported by one of the Mayor’s charities, JUMP.
The council has asked residents to double-check what they are putting in each bin after a rise in recycling contamination rates.
The council has welcomed parts of the national Integrated Rail Plan published today, Thursday 18 November, but is disappointed with the cuts made to High Speed 2 and Northern Powerhouse Rail proposals across the north of England. The council is also cautious about the phasing and delivery timescales of the IRP.
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 in Lymm.
Business leaders from across the borough converged on Time Square on Friday 12 November for the Warrington Business Conference 2021.
Warrington’s Wire Works exhibition has attracted over 1,000 visitors since opening in October – and the exhibition will come to an end this weekend with some very special guests from Warrington Wolves (‘The Wire’) past and present.
Warrington Borough Council is currently taking Queen’s Counsel legal advice on the Secretary of State’s decision to allow Satnam Limited’s proposed development of Peel Hall.
An Avian Influenza Prevention Zone (AIPZ) has been declared across the country.
The chair of the Warrington Town Deal has expressed pride and delight at the ‘momentous’ progress the Warrington Town Deal has made in recent weeks.
Warrington Borough Council is seeking local people’s views on the future of electric vehicles.
Cabinet has approved the business case to support the development of a Health and Wellbeing Hub in the town centre, as part of the Warrington Town Deal.
A ‘remastered cultural hub’ at Pyramid Arts Centre, as part of the Warrington Town Deal, is another step closer following Cabinet approval.
Cabinet has approved the business case to support the delivery of a Construction & Civil Engineering Academy as part of the Warrington Town Deal.
Residents in Reddish Lane, Lymm who have suffered a long history of flooding incidents are receiving a major boost, thanks to a new project.
Cabinet has approved the business case to support the development of a Digital Enterprise Hub in the town centre, as part of the Warrington Town Deal.
Warrington will formally bid for city status as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, following Cabinet approval.
Bonfire night can be an exciting time of the year, but it is important to remember to celebrate safely and protect yourself and others around you.
Residents are being asked for their views on pharmacy services in Warrington.
People and organisations in Warrington are being asked to show their commitment to combat the climate emergency in the run up to the UN’s latest climate conference to be held later this year.
Local businesses are being invited to join a free online workshop about the law change to labelling pre-packed food items that took effect in early October.
A part-time 20mph speed limit will be applied during school traffic hours from Monday 1 November.
The Food Pantry is now open after being closed due to coronavirus restrictions.
Everyone who is eligible is being encouraged to get two essential vaccines to protect themselves this winter – flu and the COVID-19 booster.
Warrington Borough Council has secured more than £20m in Government funding to transform bus travel in the borough.
A full refurbishment of the ranger centre, changing room facilities and café at Birchwood Forest Park has been completed.
The UK’s largest and most technically advanced solar + battery storage project is delivering power day and night and providing multiple services to help keep the grid reliable.