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Warrington man shares why he started an epilepsy support group after diagnosis (opens the original)
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A NEW support group in Warrington began last month to help those experiencing epilepsy. Epilepsy, which affects roughly one in 100 people globally, is a brain disorder causing unprovoked, recurring seizures that can sometimes be managed with medication. Alan McKinnon, 63, from Old Hall, was diagnosed with the condition three years ago. He said: “A lot of people think that epilepsy is something that generally presents in childhood, but in fact, it can present at any age. “One area where the group
Amazon Warrington celebrates Prime Day success with week of activities (opens the original)
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THE team from Amazon's fulfilment centre in Warrington enjoyed a week-long series of activities. This celebrated the return of Prime Day and as a thank you to the team for all their hard work. Employees at the Omega site were treated to Juice Bikes, making smoothies by cycling as they packed and shipped Prime Day products for customers in Warrington and across the UK. Prime Day, which launched in the UK a decade ago, is one of the busiest days of the year across Amazon’s buildings. This year, Pr
Financial boost for Reminisce Café supporting people with dementia (opens the original)
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A COMMUNITY group supporting people with dementia has been boosted by a generous financial donation. Reminisce Café is held in Westbrook Library every Wednesday from 10.30am to midday. It is open to everyone, allowing visitors to enjoy a drink and socialise while taking part in card and board games, quizzes, music, and other activities. Now, thanks to developer Anwyl Homes, which is behind nearby housing estate Eagles Green, has donated £750 to support the group via its Love From Anwyl initiat
Residents urged to have a say on how lottery funding is spent in Warrington (opens the original)
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WARRINGTON residents are being urged to have their say on how National Lottery funding is spent in communities in the town. Warrington North MP Charlotte Nichols has called on residents to take part in a survey. This comes after the Government’s promise to put communities at the core of National Lottery funding, wanting to know what is important to the people at the heart of them. For more than 30 years, the National Lottery has helped to fund projects that support communities, preserve local hi
Tribute paid to Baroness Newlove as her final commissioner report is published (opens the original)
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BARONESS Helen Newlove’s final Victims’ Commissioner Report highlights the recurring failures of the justice system for victims in the UK. Following her husband’s murder in 2008 in Padgate, Helen campaigned tirelessly for better victim support and sentences for offenders. The baroness was the longest-serving Victims’ Commissioner, serving from 2013 to 2019, and again in 2023 until her sudden passing last November. Some of her greatest achievements included her reviews and reforms of the Victims’
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