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Eine verträumte Kleinstadt im Mittelwesten der USA. Das Leben nimmt seinen alltägichen Lauf, als die Tramperin Claire mit letzter Kraft die Stadtgrenze erreicht und die Bürger vor einer brutalen Rockerbande warnt. Doch die Einwohner sind viel zu sehr mit sich selbst beschäftigt um ihre Warnung Beachtung zu schenken. Dann bricht das Dröhnen der schweren Maschinen wie ein Alptraum in ihre Realität ein.
Celebrating 25 years of Warrington Worldwide and Lymm Life
APRIL sees Chamber members Orbit News celebrating 25 years since the launch of Warrington Worldwide online – the first independent daily online newspaper in the UK and Lymm Life magazine.
Quest for CD14 - Hillery Ain’t Havin’ It
Hillery’s more than a voice against the status quo. She’s a force for change. In an exclusive interview, we discussed with Hillery, a prominent city council candidate, her plans and visions for tackling some of the most pressing issues in our district. Hillery’s responses were not only insightful but also indicative of her commitment to bringing about tangible change.
College student Emily is crowned “rising star” apprentice
AS one of the key annual celebrations in the Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust calendar, a rising star was crowned as part of National Apprenticeship Week. Closing the week at this year’s successful ‘Meet the Apprentice’ event, Business Administration Apprentice, Emily Flannery was presented with a ‘Rising Star’ award’ from her apprenticeship provider, Warrington Vale Royal College.
Freedom Fibre’s lightning-fast, full-fibre broadband network is now available in Culcheth, Croft, Winwick and Glazebury!
THE borough of Warrington, Culcheth and the surrounding villages were the first locations to benefit from the rollout of Freedom Fibre’s lightning-fast broadband network. Now, approximately 5,000 households have access to broadband speeds of up to 900Mb/s through Freedom Fibre’s partnership with the UK’s third largest internet service provider, TalkTalk.
Public Notice: Licensing Act 2003: Notice of Application for Grant of a Premises Licence - Norwood Restaurants Ltd
Norwood Restaurants Ltd has given to Warrington Borough Council an application for the grant of a Premises Licence for Il Cortile 30 Common Lane Culcheth Warrington WA4 4HA The licensable activities which it is proposed will be carried on at the premises are: Supply of alcohol (On Sales) Monday-Sunday 11:00-23:30 Provision of recorded music Monday-Sunday 11:00-00:00 Late night refreshment Monday-Sunday 23:00-23:30 Provision of live music Friday & Saturday 20:00-00:00 Sunday 13:00-18:00 The...
Letter to the Editor - Cheney in Danger of Losing Primary
To the Editor: The news outside Wyoming is that Representative Liz Cheney is in danger this primary because she exhibited loyalty to our Constitution rather than to her party. Is this really how Wyoming voters are thinking? I am from Connecticut and other than being a fiscal conservative I probably share little with Representative Cheney.
Public Notice: Licensing Act 2003: Notice of application for a variation of premises licence - Joseph Holt Ltd
Joseph Holt Ltd has given to Warrington Borough Council an application for a variation of a Premises Licence for The Cat and Lion, Tarporley Road, Stretton, Warrington, WA4 4NB. Licensable activities presented to Warrington Borough Council: To alter the layout of the licensed premises in accordance with the deposited plans and to slightly amend the operating schedule.
Public Notice: Goods Vehicle Operators Licence - Viable Transport Limited
Lee Jonathan Hughes trading as Viable Transport Limited of 4, Aldford Close, Bromborough, Wirral, CH63 0PT is applying to change an existing licence as follows: To add an operating centre to keep 12 goods vehicles and 12 trailers at UNISERVE YARD, Lyncastle Way, Appleton Thorn, Warrington Cheshire, WA4 4ST To remove the following operating centre: Land behind Unit 1a, Lyncastle Road, Appleton Thorn, Warrington Cheshire, WA4 4SN Owners or occupiers of land ( including buildings) near the...
Renovations, refurbishments and new exhibits at RAF Burtonwood Heritage Centre
By James Bryan on 9th April 2022 7:00 am Community, Local History, News By Rebecca Cotterill SINCE reopening to visitors in February, the RAF Burtonwood Heritage Centre has welcomed a host of new and old faces alike through its doors. The renovations, refurbishments and construction of new exhibits, that the team undertook over the winter break, are now fully completed.
Get your eyes ready for the Summer with Maskell + Josephson
By Anthony Josephson WE’RE all aware that spending time in the sun is bad for our skin. We can see the damage it does. It has a similar effect on the eyes and the damage caused can be irreversible and very damaging to your sight over time. It’s really important that you protect your eyes from UV. If you don’t have a prescription this means getting good quality sunglasses.
By James Bryan on 9th April 2022 7:00 am Life Style By Dr Diane Wilshaw Q) I have a 9 week old kitten who has just had her first vaccination. I have noticed that she has some fresh bright red blood in her poo. Her poo is soft so I don’t think she is constipated. What could be causing this.. A) The vaccinations given to animals are a small dose of the actual disease that the vaccine is designed to prevent.
Not the 2022 Budget... That will follow later
By James Bryan on 7th April 2022 9:28 am Business, Finance - sponsored by Watkinson Black By David Watkinson AS you read this you may be wondering why we are not discussing the recent budget and the effect that it has on you and your living standards. Well, unfortunately, whilst you are reading this post-budget the deadline for submitting this article is pre-budget, so has not occurred at the time of writing.
Nostalgic show invites women to reconnect with their inner teen Original
By James Bryan on 1st February 2022 7:00 am Entertainment, News, What's On? WORKING mums are being invited to switch off from the pressures of adult life and rewind the clock back to 1990 for a nostalgic celebration of their teenage years. All Things Considered Theatre Company’s Sleepover is coming to Pyramid Arts Centre for two performances on Saturday, 9 April, and is aimed at women aged 35 and over and anyone who was once a teenager.
Maskell + Josephson the eco-friendly optometrists
By staff reporter on 1st February 2022 7:00 am Business, Health By Anthony Josephson MASKELL + Josephson, the Optometrists, are continuing their mission to be more eco-friendly. The previously promised iGreen frames are now in-store. These frames use eco-conscious acetates. Manufactured from cotton, with a revolutionary process so that every frame is made using 50% less water and 50% less electricity.
Statutory Sick Pay - Respective rights of employers and employees
By David Watkinson MANY employers are experiencing difficulties with staffing levels due to self-isolation absences. This can frequently be seen daily in reduced bus and train services, or in problems with postal services. And whilst these are examples of large national employers it can affect businesses of all sizes.
Britpop icons Shed Seven to return to Parr Hall
By James Bryan on 17th January 2022 5:00 pm News, What's On? SHED Seven are bringing all their greatest hits to Warrington’s Parr Hall as part of their rescheduled ‘Another Night, Another Town’ tour. The indie stalwarts and leading lights of the Britpop scene will be performing at Parr Hall on Wednesday, 30 March, as Rick Witter’s trio continue to celebrate 25 years of their second album, A Maximum High.
World renowned artist to bring his floating sculpture to Warrington
By James Bryan on 13th January 2022 10:00 am News, What's On? AN awe-inspiring sculpture of Planet Earth which aims to make us think about our world in a new way is coming to Warrington’s Cultural Quarter. Luke Jerram’s floating three-dimensional artwork, Gaia, will be in Queens Gardens between 4 and 6 March. An imposing 7m in diameter, Gaia accurately depicts the Earth’s surface as it would be viewed from space using detailed NASA imagery.
The dreaded Self Assessment Tax Return deadline is looming
By James Bryan on 28th December 2021 7:00 am Business, Business News, Finance - sponsored by Watkinson Black By David Watkinson AS you read this you will be resting from the Xmas festivities and looking forward to a new year that will hopefully be both prosperous and healthy. However, anyone who has a tax liability to pay has one hurdle to face before they can fully relax – the dreaded 31st January deadline to both submit their tax return and to pay any resulting deadline.
Ready for new glasses? Visit Maskell + Josephson
By Anthony Josephson AT Maskell + Josephson, The Optometrists, we are on a mission to be more eco-friendly. We’re working with multi-award lens company Shamir to be one of the regions only suppliers of Metaform lens technology. This cutting edge science has led to lenses that are not only thinner, stronger, and safer than ever before, but also can be produced using less water, less energy, and fewer chemicals. We’re also introducing a new eco-friendly range of frames from iGreen.
New adaptation of inspiring true story to return to Parr Hall
By James Bryan on 26th December 2021 7:00 am News, What's On? A STORY of triumph over adversity which still resonates with people almost half a century after it was written is returning to Warrington Parr Hall’s stage next year. Helen Forrester’s Twopence to Cross the Mersey will be performed in Warrington on Saturday and Sunday, 8 and 9 October. Rob Fennah’s play is based on the first volume of Helen Forrester’s multi-million selling autobiography.
Your pet questions answered
By James Bryan on 24th December 2021 7:00 am Life Style By Dr Diane Wilshaw, Lymm Veterinary Surgery Q: How often will a dog need to visit a vet in their lifetime? A: A dog will probably make more frequent visits to the vet in the puppy and senior stages of their life.
Opticians raise over £3,400 for local food banks!
By James Bryan on 24th December 2021 7:00 am Charity, News SEVEN Specsavers stores, including one in Warrington have raised more than £3,400 to support families in their local communities this Christmas. Specsavers businesses across the region joined together to support the initiative, raising the impressive total in just two weeks! The money has been donated to food banks located in communities closest to stores involved in the effort.
Redwood Bank supports hospice’s fundraising drive
By James Bryan on 24th December 2021 7:00 am Business News, Charity, News CHALLENGER Bank, Redwood Bank – which has an office in Warrington – has thrown its support behind a local hospice with a £2,000 donation to refurbish a room and provide patients with a bright, modern bedroom. Redwood Bank is backing St. Rocco’s ‘Renovate a Room’ corporate fundraising drive to ensure those staying at the hospice have a comfortable environment to spend time in.
Survey finds nearly a quarter of salespeople have anxiety or depression
By James Bryan on 23rd December 2021 7:00 am Business, Health, News A NEW survey conducted by Warrington-based wellbeing experts has found nearly a quarter of salespeople were diagnosed with generalised anxiety disorder or depression in the past 12 months, three times the national average. Warrington-based Raiys, an app specially designed for salespeople to deal with stress and improve their mental health, created the survey to find out why people in the industry are struggling.
Warrington Road Runners kick-start the new year running
By James Bryan on 20th December 2021 7:00 am Community, News, What's On? LOCAL running club, Warrington Road Runners are once again holding their annual Beginners Running Sessions from January 2022. The nine week course starts on Tuesday 4th January at the entrance to Bridgewater Upper School in Appleton.
Hospitals’ charity doing something amazing for local hospitals
By James Bryan on 19th December 2021 7:00 am Health, News WARRINGTON and Halton Teaching Hospitals’ Charity (WHH Charity) provides additional comforts, care or experiences for patients and their families, which go beyond what the NHS is able to provide. With the support of our donors and fundraisers we raise money to enhance the overall experience of our patients, including funding above and beyond equipment and complimentary services.
The Jam original bassist brings 'Sound Affects' to Parr Hall
By James Bryan on 18th December 2021 7:00 am Life Style, Music, News, What's On? TO mark the legacy of the band’s 1980 hit album, original The Jam bassist Bruce Foxton brings his Sound Affects tour to Warrington’s Parr Hall in April 2022. Featuring two of the band’s best-loved singles – Start! and That’s Entertainment – the record reached number two in the charts, left an indelible mark on popular music and is said to be Paul Weller’s favourite.
Strictly St Rocco's 2021 raises £76,000!
By James Bryan on 14th December 2021 1:43 pm Charity, Community, News THIS year’s Strictly St Rocco’s saw seven couples take to the dance floor at the Mere Golf Resort and Spa, performing in front of over 400 guests, raising £76,000 for the Warrington based charity.
Housing association staff collect gifts for toy appeal
By James Bryan on 13th December 2021 7:00 am Charity, Community, News STAFF at Warrington Housing Association (WHA) have been busy collecting toys to be distributed across the borough in support of this year’s toy appeal. Lisa Dennett, Customer Service Advisor from WHA organised for her and her colleagues to get involved with the Christmas Toy Appeal, run by Warrington Council’s Neighbourhoods team.
Award-winning comic to explore the funny side of lockdown life
By James Bryan on 9th December 2021 7:00 am Entertainment, Life Style, News, What's On? AWARD-winning comic Paul Chowdhry is set to visit Warrington’s Parr Hall in March, as he extends his ‘Family Friendly Comedian’ tour into 2022. He’s the first British-Asian to sell out London’s Wembley Arena but comedian Paul Chowdhry is not stopping there.
Youth Justice Service rated ‘Good’
By James Bryan on 9th December 2021 7:00 am Community, News 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.
Britain's Biggest Building Society
By James Bryan on 9th December 2021 7:00 am Business, Business News, News, Property by Sam Fox www.warringtonmortgagecentre.co.uk VIDEO: IT’s impossible to remember everything when it comes to buying a house.
Calling all young readers to take part in Winter Mini Challenge
By James Bryan on 6th December 2021 7:00 am Education, News, What's On? LiveWire’s popular libraries Reading Challenge held every summer has returned this winter with an online scheme to help youngsters keep reading over the festive season. The Reading Agency has launched its ‘Winter Mini Challenge’ and LiveWire Libraries are getting involved. The Winter Mini Challenge is open now and runs until Friday 19th February 2021.
Former SAS leader and Hollywood bodyguard to share his life story
By James Bryan on 4th December 2021 7:00 am Entertainment, News, What's On? SAS Who Dares Wins’ Mark ‘Billy’ Billingham, TV’s highest ranking and most decorated SAS leader and sniper is set to return to Warrington’s Parr Hall. The former SAS leader will talk about how his life was completely transformed when he joined the military as a teenager and all the extraordinary things that have happened since when he visits Warrington.
New wellbeing app launched to support the stressed
By James Bryan on 2nd December 2021 7:00 am Health, News, Technology A FORMER-sales director based in Warrington is shaking up the industry with a new wellbeing app which will shift attitudes, improve work culture and revolutionise sales training.
Festive attraction recreates joy of Christmas morning
By James Bryan on 1st December 2021 4:19 pm Life Style, News, What's On? THE free festive event, ‘At No.25’ is now open at Golden Square and will run throughout December with live performances on Saturdays. Culture Warrington has transformed the former Shipton’s jewellery store, opposite Starbucks, into At No.25 – a recreation of a family home on the most special day of the year for many.
Opticians join forces to support food banks and feed thousands of families this Christmas
By James Bryan on 1st December 2021 7:00 am Charity, News SEVEN Specsavers stores, including one in Warrington have joined forces to support key food banks in the area with a significant donation, just in time for Christmas. Stores in Warrington, Chester, Ellesmere Port, Macclesfield, Cheshire Oaks, Widnes and Runcorn will raise funds to support local food banks and initiatives.
Welcoming winter openings at RAF Burtonwood Heritage Centre
By James Bryan on 30th November 2021 7:00 am Community, Local History, News By Heritage Centre manager John Cotterill AS 2021 comes to a close we reflect on the last year as one which has been difficult for everybody. Adjusting to life with COVID-19 has been a challenge for everyone, not least the Heritage Centre. With a lot of hard work and determination from our volunteers we have managed to reopen and regain the momentum we had pre COVID.
Creators of The Gruffalo bring intergalactic story to the Parr Hall
By James Bryan on 29th November 2021 7:00 am Entertainment, News, What's On? A NEW out-of-this-world story by the creators of The Gruffalo and Room on the Broom is being transformed into a family play at the Parr Hall in March. The Smeds and The Smoos will be presented by children’s theatre specialist Tall Stories. Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s award-winning The Smeds and The Smoos is a star-crossed tale of friendship and tolerance.
Mayor hosts enchanting evening for children and families
By James Bryan on 24th November 2021 3:37 pm Charity, Community, News, What's On? WARRINGTON’S Mayor Cllr Maureen Creaghan, hosted an enchanting evening for children and families supported by one of her chosen charities, JUMP at Walton hall & Gardens. JUMP provides photograph and film memories for families with children with terminal and life-limiting illnesses throughout the North West.
Crimestoppers launches drug driving campaign in the North West
By James Bryan on 23rd November 2021 4:11 pm Crime, News WITH drink and drug driving on the increase, Crimestoppers has launched a new campaign to target those who get behind the wheel and drug drive. For the twelve months April 2020 to April 2021, the charity received over 3,000 reports on drink and drug driving in the North West; over the last seven months they have already exceeded that total.
Firefighters raise £22,000 for charity through unwanted clothing
By James Bryan on 23rd November 2021 7:00 am Charity, News A STAGGERING £22,000 has been raised for The Fire Fighters Charity thanks to diverting more than 127 tonnes of clothing away from landfill sites. The fundraising began in 2012 when Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service agreed to host clothing banks outside a number of fire stations across the county. Since then an amazing 127.2 tonnes of unwanted clothing has been donated by both firefighters and members of the public.
Rotary Club bringing some Christmas cheer with annual Santa float
LYMM Rotary Club’s Santa float will again be out and about this year, starting at Abbey Leys on Sunday 5th December and following that the traditional routes around the streets of Thelwall and Lymm will begin on Monday 6th December and the final route will be on Tuesday 21st December. This year Rotary will reverting to the pre-pandemic procedures and are allowed door-to-door collections.
Woman’s inspiring artwork started during long Covid recovery helps raise thousands for charity
By James Bryan on 22nd November 2021 7:00 am Business, Business News, Charity, News A Warrington businesswoman who started creating art whilst recovering from long Covid has raised thousands of pounds for a good cause – and will next month take part in a charity dancing contest. Trudie Newhouse began creating the pieces using just acrylic paint and a hairdryer earlier this year – and has since received a commission from businesses including the law firm Aaron & Partners LLP.
Have your say on Trans Pennine Trail upgrade
By James Bryan on 19th November 2021 4:16 pm Community, Lymm Life, News 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. The council has been successful in obtaining £320,000 to make improvements to the TPT between Whitbarrow Road and Reddish Crescent in Lymm.
Lymm Festival returns for 2022
By James Bryan on 18th November 2021 7:00 am Lymm Life, News, What's On? DESPITE the cancellation of planned live events over the past two summers, the Lymm Festival team were thrilled to re-schedule and run a couple of popular events recently when the High School and the Rugby Club played host to sell-out audiences for the first part of the ‘Winter Warmers’ series.
Your local Urgent Treatment Centres
By James Bryan on 18th November 2021 7:00 am Health, News Here to help you stay well this winter NHS Urgent Treatment Centres in Runcorn and Widnes are here to help you when you need urgent but not emergency treatment. Both are open 8am to 9pm, seven days a week, 365 days a year (including bank holidays). Please arrive before 8pm to allow time to be seen before closing.
Latchford West Labour elects Ken Wormald as new chair
By James Bryan on 8th November 2021 7:00 am Community, News COMMUNITY champion Ken Wormald has been elected chair of the Latchford West branch of the Labour Party. Mr Wormald, aged 69, is already chair of the Warrington Older People’s Forum (OPF) which meets at Whitecross Community Centre and aims to break down isolation among older people.
Science alliance tackles skills gaps with new Careers Taskforce
By James Bryan on 8th November 2021 7:00 am Education, News A new Careers Taskforce to help combat widening skills gaps in industry is being launched by the Warrington-based Science Industry Partnership (SIP), with support from Cogent Skills. The Careers Taskforce is the latest component of an established national outreach programme led by the SIP, an employer-led membership alliance representing over 30 leading science organisations from AstraZeneca and Pfizer to GSK and Fujifilm.
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