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Editor's Comment November 2018 visit www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk for daily news and sport updates 1 2 visit www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk for daily news and sport updates November 2018 Editor Gary Skentelbery Production Paul Walker Editor’s Comment Advertising THE curtain has come down on another Super League season James Balme without any silverware for Warrington Wolves, but two major While the Rugby League went out of their way to make the final Freephone finals and 4th spot in the league, is certainly a big improvement 0800 955 5247 affordable, with average ticket on last season and certainly not a bad start for Coach Steve prices costing around £30 for Editorial Price in his first year in charge. adults, the costs inside the stadium 01925 623631 Unfortunately the Wolves have at Wembley, so some silverware is were just about the steepest I have Email now lost in six consecutive finals, certainly due. ever encountered – the best part of info@warrington- four times at Old Trafford and twice Meanwhile the club’s hunt for the £17 for two single gin and tonics worldwide.co.uk elusive Grand Final victory goes on and a packet of crisps! Across the road at Hotel football a can of beer Websites as they were out muscled by a strong was retailing at £5. I certainly won’t www.culchethlife.com Bus company Wigan defence at Old Trafford, be frequenting these venues again www.frodshamlife.co.uk giving the Cherry and Whites their to purchase a drink and contributing www.lymmlife.co.uk third Grand Final victory over the to the outrageous salaries of premier www.warrington.tv shortlisted for Wolves in recent years. league footballers! www.warrington- worldwide.co.uk national award Address THE town’s bus company, New Media Centre Warrington’s Own Buse, has been Old Road Warrington shortlisted for a national bus award. WA4 1AT The bus company has caught the judges’ eye with the transformation of the 20/21 service to “the Pops” and the South Warrington network to “the Cheshire Cat”. warrington-worldwide is Improvements have been seen Christmas Menu published monthly by across the town over the last 18 Daytime main and dessert £15 (£10 deposit) Orbit News Ltd. months, including new buses, new Evening 3 courses £20 (£10 deposit) The contents of this magazine ways to pay through Contactless Starter are fully protected by copyright and an app, several reduced fares, Soup of the day (gluten free) • Melon & orange and nothing may be reprinted environmental improvements, better Deep fried halloumi with cranberry sauce (must try!) or reproduced without prior frequencies, new technology and Mains permission of the publishers. enhanced information. Vegetable Quiche • Salmon, pan fried with lemon hollandaise The publishers are not liable for Managing director Ben Wakerley Cheshire Turkey with all the trimmings any statement made or opinion said: “It is brilliant for our locally- Dessert expressed by third parties in this owned company to be recognised at Choc cake with melt in the middle Nutella publication. a national level for the improvements Lemon meringue pie • Xmas pudd and brandy sauce Printed by TwentyFourSeven we continue to make.” 8 Bold Street, Warrington. Tel 01925 654000 The UK Bus Awards will be held in www.shellysrestaurant.eu London on November 20. November 2018 visit www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk for daily news and sport updates 3 Poppy cascade honours town’s only WW1 woman victim A POPPY cascade has been made to commemorate the death magnificent. Your daughter was the made from plastic bottles, said: May Westwell – the only Warrington woman to have died on one referred to as she was the only “We want to promote how Miss active service during World War One – 100 years ago. woman officer travelling and there Westwell is a positive role model to Miss Westwell, who served as a struck by a torpedo in the Irish sea. were few women in uniform on the children, especially girls, within our nurse, was aged just 30 when she Miss Westwell had decided to boat.” Karen Longden, a teacher at community and by using bottles, link died on a ship which was struck by use her short leave to travel back St Barnabas School, who helped the project to current issue of single a torpedo in the Irish seas as she to Warrington to surprise her family organise the Poppy Cascade, use plastic around the globe.” was travelling home to make a and friends. They were all totally surprise visit to see her parents back unaware of her being a passenger in Warrington. until they received the tragic news. She had previously worked as The courage, bravery and valour a teacher at Evelyn Street Primary of Miss Westwell was noted by a School – and the poppy cascade surviving passenger. was organised by St Barnabas A letter to her family at the time Primary School, in Colin Street. stated: “There was a Canadian A special service was led by the Major who was amongst the Archdeacon of Warrington, the rescued, and the first remark he Venerable Canon Roger Preece made was that of all the things that and involved children from local impressed him most at the time, was schools and members of the British the behaviour of the Q.M.A.A.C. Legion. Miss Westwell was the on board. Their courage was only daughter of the late Mr. W. W. Westwell and of Mrs Westwell, of Lovely-lane Warrington. Before she joined the forces, as well as www.amathusfs.co.uk teaching locally she was part of the congregation of St.Barnabas Church in Lovely Lane. She joined the Queen Mary’s Auxiliary Corps to support the War Looking for a mortgage? Need insurance? effort in April 1918. Don’t look too far… After spending some time in we’re a local firm who will provide you with Belfast in an administrative post, she impartial and professional advice was transferred to the headquarters T. 01925 399999 E. [email protected] of the Irish Command in Dublin. She died tragically aged 30 on October Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Amathus Financial Services Ltd is an appointed representative of Sesame Ltd which is authorised and regulated 10, 1918 when the HMS Lenister by the Financial Conduct Authority. For mortgages we can be paid by commission, or fee of usually £995 or a ,the ship she was travelling on, was combination of both. Our USP is that we are unique! • A safe pair of hands • Specialists in residential and commercial Lettings • 30 years combined experience • Family run business • Professional - Dependable - Compliant Areas covered: Warrington, St. Helens, Altrincham, Lymm, Northwich, Knutsford Call now on 01925 599 111 14a Warburton House, Eagle Brow, Lymm www.bridgewaterel.co.uk Estates & Lettings 4 visit www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk for daily news and sport updates November 2018 Belvoir celebrate 10 years of success with launch of residential sales AFTER ten highly successful formally celebrated by the Mayor doing Sales (Estate Agency), so years in business Belvoir of Warrington cutting the ribbon please contact us for any advice Warrington are celebrating and cutting the cake. or queries on selling your home the launch of an exciting new "We had over 40 guests join us or investment property. We have a residential sales service! in our celebration (We couldn’t fit wealth of property experience as a Mayor of Warrington Cllr Karen anymore in!). Plenty of bubbles and team and look forward to working Mundry was on hand to help delcious cake from Shelley's was with new customers. celebrate the 10th anniversary of enjoyed by our guests. For more details visit www. the town centre business and the "So as of now, we are officially belvoir.co.uk/offices/warrington launch of the new residential sales service. Director Gary Pemberton said: "I started what was Belvoir Lettings Warrington in Autumn 2008 when the recession just started. We established ourselves as a very credible Lettings Specialist very quickly in Warrington and our business continued to grow every year. "We re-branded to Belvoir Warrington and moved to new premises on 49 Sankey Street in January last year after out-growing our old premises. "We have a fabulous team, managed by Janette Hughes our Office Manager. We are one of the most reviewed agents in town and we like to think ourselves as “Probably” the best Agent in Warrington! Gary added: "We have tweaked the branding name to reflect that we now do sales, so we are now called “Belvoir Sales & Letting Agents Warrington”… "The anniversary and launch event was a huge success and November 2018 visit www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk for daily news and sport updates 5 6 visit www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk for daily news and sport updates November 2018 SHA November 2018 visit www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk for daily news and sport updates 7 Business Business Update on Warrington Means Business by Steve Park I thought it an opportune time to give an update on some 9000 employees. Construction of the development schemes ongoing as part of our growth of the housing element is well framework, Warrington Means Business. underway with strong demand for The physical progress at Time affixed to the historic former Boots the properties and Miller Homes Square continues apace. If you building Grade 2 listed façade and Redrow on site. Currently out haven’t seen it for a while, the which will give it an entrance from of view is work on the 35 acre structure for all the component Bridge Street.
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