Warrington is currently defined as a Tier 2 ‘high risk’ coronavirus alert area and will be moving into Tier 3 ‘very high risk’ restrictions from 00.01am on Tuesday 27 October.
A package of financial support has been agreed and we will be sharing more information as soon as possible. You can read our latest statement on this, or visit our coronavirus webpages for more information on the current guidance and restrictions.
Warrington Borough Council, working alongside the town’s care providers, is doing all it can to protect care home residents from the risk of coronavirus, whilst emphasising the importance of care home residents maintaining contact with loved ones.
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Warrington Borough Council fined man for two incidents of fly-tipping.
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With coronavirus case numbers remaining very high in Warrington, and following the government’s announcement about the new three-level COVID-19 alert system, health and council leaders are set to deliver another public broadcast tomorrow, Wednesday 14 October, at 5pm.
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Work has started on the latest phase of highway improvements in west Warrington, aimed at bringing major benefits to residents, motorists, cyclists and businesses.
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Warrington has been confirmed as being a “high risk” area in the new national three-level coronavirus alert system, but no new restrictions are currently planned for the town.
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Together for Adoption is urging more people to come forward who are willing to adopt siblings this National Adoption Week.
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The new ordering service will help Warrington Market customers stay safe while enjoying its independent eateries.
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Warrington Borough Council’s Chief Executive, Professor Steven Broomhead, has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s birthday honours list.
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The council has reiterated its opposition to the proposed Golborne Link as part of the wider High Speed Rail (HS2) scheme.
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Saturday 10 October is World Mental Health Day 2020.
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