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MIX 56 CHESHIRE'S BEST MUSIC MIX
Month: February 2026
Lunar Celebrations Hit Warrington
Community Spirit Lights Up Warrington’s Lunar New Year FestivalPhilPHIL ROBERTSThe Morning Show: News FeatureWhat a cracking day out in Time Square last Sunday!Warrington Hongkongers CIC teamed up with Warrington Market for our town's inaugural Lunar New Year Market, kicking off at 10am with cultural fusion at its finest—lion dances, street food stalls, calligraphy, carnival games, face painting, and a massive wishing tree for all our hopes in the Year of […]
Community Spirit Shines Bright at the Heart & Soul Charity Ball
Heart & Soul Ball Brings Chester Together – Over £10,000 Raised for Soul Kitchen!
Valentine’s Day Isn’t Always Hearts and Flowers
Valentine's Day is everywhere - but what if you are not feeling it? Andrea Atkin shares her thoughts..
Himos Hub’s Art Magic for Cheshire Mental Health
It's Children's Mental Health Week. Liz from Himos Hub joins Phil in the Morning on MIX56.
12th February 2026
Thursday 12th February 2026 – Guardian Review Remembering Viola Beach, local business success, and Wire 2026 kicks off Cheshire’s Mix 56’s Paul Smith chats with Warrington & Knutsford Guardian Deputy Editor Gareth Dunning about this week’s stories from across Warrington, Northwich and Knutsford. Ten years on – remembering Viola Beach It’s 10 years since we lost Warrington band Viola Beach and their manager Craig Tarry in a car crash in […]
The Show Must Go On: Local Stars Share the Magic of Amateur Theatre
Curtain Up on Community Theatre: Bridgewater Players Present The Show Must Go On Anna Fradgely and Kath Buckley from Bridgewater Players brought a burst of laughter and backstage gossip to breakfast when they joined Smithy and Ian to talk about their new show, The Show Must Go On.This brand‑new musical comedy, inspired by Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest, promises quick‑fire wit, mistaken identities and more than a few raised […]
Review: Barnum The Circus Musical at The Palace Theatre
Barnum at the Palace Theatre Manchester: The spirit of wonder and imagination lives on
Review: Single White Female at The Opera House
Single White Female Manchester Opera House Review: Kym Marsh’s Hedra Review 2026PhilPHIL ROBERTSThe Morning Show: 10th February 2026Walking into the Opera House for a Valentine’s‑week psychological thriller, sitting in stall J20 with my diet cola in hand, I wasn’t expecting to end the night feeling sorry for the villain. But that’s exactly what Single White Female – and Kym Marsh as Hedra – managed to do.Crowd, vibe and that setAhead […]
