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Wellbeing

Coping with Anxiety

It's Mental Health Awareness Week and the theme this year is Anxiety Anxiety is usually a natural response to pressure, feeling afraid or threatened, which can show up in how we feel physically, mentally, and in how we behave. Anxiety can become a problem if we start worrying a lot about small stuff or relatively harmless situations, which can then start to interfere with our daily life or affect our […]

todayTuesday 16 May

G & T

New Care Home Opens in Grappenhall

New Care homes opens Grappenhall Manor In one of her last engagements before her term of office ends, the Mayor of Warrington, Councillor Jean Flaherty, officially opened Grappenhall Manor, the £11million new state-of-the-art care centre on Stockport Road in Grappenhall. Late last year Councillor Flaherty was invited to open Statham Manor in Lymm, New Care’s first care centre in the borough of Warrington, seeing first hand the exceptional care facilities […]

todayMonday 15 May

News

Guardian Review: 11th May 2023

It's Thursday and the new Warrington / Knutsford Guardain is out so Smithy caught up with Deputy Editor, Gareth Dunning to find out what's in the paper. This week it's a bumper edition containing many pictures of your Coronation celebrations. Lymm Rocks Even Lymm Rocks gets a mention - with a special display containing around 500 hand-painted rocks arranged in the shape of St Edward's Crown. The display has now […]

todayFriday 12 May

News

Appeal to trace missing teenager from Warrington

10 May 2023:  Jamie Ingle Appeal to trace missing teenager from Warrington Officers are appealing for information from the public to help locate a missing teenager from Warrington. Jamie Ingle was last seen at around 2am on Monday 8 May at an address on Bridgewater Avenue, Latchford, and officers are becoming increasingly concerned for his welfare. The 17-year-old is described as white, 6’0” tall, of slim build, with short brown […]

todayWednesday 10 May

Pet Care

Too many carrots?

Rabbits love carrots, but they are high in sugar so should only be given as an occasional treat In this edition of Pet Care, Diane talks rabbits. In small amounts, carrots are good for your bunny, as they contain vitamin A - but they are high in sugar, so should only be given occasionally. Diane has more advice.

todayWednesday 10 May

Pet Care

Not all plants are good for your pets

In this edition of Pet Care, Diane talks about plants - and in particular, some of the plants that are best avoided if you have pets Some household plants and flowers are poisonous and can cause serious illness - or even death. Lillies in particular can be lethal for cats. Diane has more advice.

todayWednesday 10 May

Pet Care

Microchipping

In this edition of Pet Care, Diane talks about the importance of microchipping Microchipping your pet gives them the best chance of being identified and returned to you if they get lost or stolen. And it's not just cats that should be microchipped. You must make sure your dog is fitted with a microchip by the time it's 8 weeks old.  In fact, you could be fined up to £500 if […]

todayWednesday 10 May

News

LRC Vaudeville is Back!

The Lymm Rugby Club Vaudeville show is back for 2023! And this year it promises to be more fun than ever - with a Rugby World Cup theme! Staged by the infamous Lymm Panto troupe, and now in its eighth year, the Vaudeville Show is a classic, variety-style show featuring exciting song and dance routines and hilarious comedy sketches. We were delighted to welcome Simon Plumb from the club to our […]

todayTuesday 9 May