Next week is Know Your Numbers Week, as part of the week, a number of locations across the borough will be hosting drop-in events where you can get a free blood pressure check, with no appointment needed 👇
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We are marking Armed Forces Week by raising the flag at the Town Hall, recognising the dedication and sacrifice of those who serve and have served.
We’ll also sign a refreshed Armed Forces Covenant this week, working with partners to better support our Armed Forces community 💙
The Living Well Warrington website has received national recognition for its role in using digital services to help reduce health inequalities https://t.co/21jT5zbeMF
A Warrington resident has been convicted following a council investigation into fly-tipping in Fairfield and Howley.
An investigation identified evidence linking a number of the items to the defendant, who admitted responsibility for placing a quantity of waste at the location.
Warmer weather means extra care for your caddy ☀️
Empty it regularly and keep the lid closed to keep things clean and fresh.
Simple habits help 👉 https://t.co/hMER1zTopA
@GarySkent Thats not great Gary, I'm sure if you let the team know when your next in they'll sort you out, and if it's Tony serving you'll get two free jokes and a mega smile 😃
Today marks ten years since Jo was killed.
We remember Jo as a mother, sister, daughter, wife, friend, campaigner and public servant. We remember her courage, her compassion, and her belief that we have more in common than that which divides us.
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Over 250,000 illegal cigarettes have been taken off Warrington’s streets—thanks to the incredible work of Trading Standards officers and specialist detection dogs 🐾
🌟 Warrington ranked in top 10 for raising children, new research by OutdoorToys finds.
With high-performing schools, accessible childcare, great transport links and plenty of green space, the borough continues to support children and families to thrive. Find out more ⬇️
Warrington Walking Day is entering a new era, with responsibility for organising the event returning to the community. Walking Day Reborn comes to Bank Park on 4 July https://t.co/KyGCsbiBmc
♻️ Small Actions, Big Impact
Did you know that using your food waste caddy really adds up? Thanks to residents across Warrington, we've collected over 560 tonnes since we started collections.
Keep it going: https://t.co/N00OTwltaF
♻️ Food Waste Making a Difference in April
In April, our food waste service helped save 340 tonnes of waste from going to landfill. Thanks to residents for doing their bit!
Find out more at 👉 https://t.co/hgGGPfaFjf
A sneak peek at some traders on the lineup for Warrington Food & Drink Festival 👀
Angel Dust, Baked by Nicola, Bea’s Bakes, Bowes Dairy Produce, Greek Street Food, Juel Charm, The Goodie Box and TinTin Foodie - https://t.co/EJIMpA3bCw
📸 - Bea's Bakes & Bowes Dairy Produce
🏠 Council tax bills for 2026/27 have now been issued.
❓ Did you know? You can view your council tax account – including your new 2026/27 bill – online anytime.
👉 Visit our website to manage your account:
https://t.co/xMmcYOw9nV
💚 Let’s make Warrington greener together!
With frozen 2026 prices, now’s the perfect time to join our Garden Waste Collection Service.
♻️ Sustainable recycling
🚚 Hassle free, reliable collections
📅 Buy early = more collections
Sign up now: https://t.co/4BvVt03aMB
📢 Changes to Council Tax Support from 1 April 2026
• Working‑age customers will need to pay at least 22% of their Council Tax
• The capital (savings) limit will reduce from £16,000 → £6,000
More info 👇
https://t.co/UIPh5kTyaf
It’s never too late to quit - the sooner you stop smoking, the quicker your body starts undoing some of the long‑term effects, helping protect your future health.
Get help from @YourLiveWire to help you quit 👉 https://t.co/ajZgpg8vpT
After 19 years serving Warrington, today marks Tony Spruce’s final shift as a PCSO.
He’s built relationships across the town, listened and supported and been there when people have needed it, and that’s something that stays with people.
Thank you Tony. You’ll be missed.