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warrington - a town of many industries mywarrington - created by gordon i gandy local radio - local issues - local presenters - proud to be at the heart of your community. click the station banner, above, select 'listen live' and choose your media player. or install the tunein app on your smartphone or tablet and search for radio warrington the mywarrington radio show every friday lunchtime between 12 and 3 on radio warrington . welcome to mywarrington my hometown in my lifetime thirteen years online - a lifetime in the making site last updated thursday, 11 january 2018 where is the nearest city to warrington? liverpool? manchester? chester? click this text to find the answer... mywarrington is a journey through my hometown of warrington, northwest england, featuring photographs, stories and memories disclaimer if aliens built the pyramids, why didn't they come back again and show us how to get wembley stadium finished on time? warrington is an industrial and market town with a population of around 200,000. it is situated on the river mersey mid-way between liverpool and manchester. the first crossing point of the river mersey was at latchford, by way of a ford. the name warrington comes from "werid" meaning ford, "ford town", the town on the ford. the saxons called it walintune - "town of welshman in a river bend". see history for more. previewed on this page what's new i never knew that about warrington memories bawming of the thorn classic motor shows on the waterfront south warrington news bewsey school golden square peter's gallery town centre tours the big wheel lymm market radio warrington warrington people raf burtonwood making tracks reader requests warrington wolves the cycle museum on my travels sankey valley wire-less about me/why this website? website disclaimer the town's coat of arms. the motto deus dat incrementum, translates as "god giveth the increase". what's new? if any links to external sites do not work, please let me know. every one of them worked at the time of publishing, but things do get moved around or deleted. what's new? just a note from me to say i am beginning to update the website again during 2017. i have added a few items to the timeline for 2015 and 2017. i am also back on radio warrington as well every friday with the mywarrington radio show from 12 noon till 3pm. we broadcast on 1332 am (medium wave), online at www.radiowarrington.me.uk and via the radio warrington app on your smartphones. i have added one profile to warrington people . william john beamont (clergyman and author), son of historian, mayor and solicitor, william beamont. posted 11 oct 2017 . in 2014 a reader asked if anybody can remember who the first headmaster/headmistress of dallam county primary school was. the school opened on 24 april 1953. well, thanks to brian cartwright, i now have the answer: it was mr davis. brian also remembers miss nash (i do too) and mr ralph. posted 24.3.2017. more updates coming soon... i never knew that about warrington: the centre of the town used to be on church street. warrington became the first paved town in lancashire in 1321. warrington experienced an earthquake on 2 april 1750. the first newspaper in lancashire, the warrington advertiser, was published by eyre's press on horsemarket street in 1757. sailcloth for nelson's fleet was made here in the 19th century. the glaze brook and the sankey brook were formally the eastern and western boundaries respectively of the ancient parish of warrington. entertainer george formby is buried at warrington cemetery. and something you won't know: his song the window cleaner was about a real-life window cleaner john edwin marlow. his (john's) grandson was my late friend, myles crozier. read george's biography in warrington people . salmon swim in the river mersey once again - the industrial revolution finished them off originally, but the river has been cleaned up in the 21st century. warrington had a castle at mote hill, close to the parish church. the former warrington housing association office building on buttermarket street opposite st mary's church was originally a residence for nuns. st james' church sunday school opened in 1779, believed to be the first in the county. warrington wolves (the wire) have never been out of the top flight since the rugby league was formed in 1895. the first boulton & watt steam engine used in lancashire was installed in a latchford cotton mill in 1787. the town's first mp was edmund g. hornby (liberal) in 1832. the first ever lancashire county cricket match was played in warrington in 1864. world light-heavyweight boxing champion freddie mills was based at raf padgate during the second world war. jim hancock (ex-bbc northwest political editor), former liverpool footballer roger hunt and matthew corbett (of the sooty show fame) all live in the town. former deputy prime minister john prescott originally planned to propose to his wife at the patten arms hotel opposite bank quay station in 1959 where he had worked as a commis chef some years before. he eventually got nervous and proposed in the train toilet instead! so says his wife in her autobiography. errol flynn, clark gable and johnny weissmuller were stationed in the town during the second world war. charlie chaplin performed at the royal theatre of varieties on scotland road before it became the futurist then regent cinema. there are currently no street names in warrington beginning with either x or z (unless you know different!). and that's just for starters. delve into the site for more fascinating stuff on this important gateway to the north west, from ships in the old days to the modern rail and motorway network of today. warrington civic society warrington civic society seeks to preserve and promote town's heritage, improve its built environment and make warrington somewhere we can all be proud of. the organisation was originally formed in 1961 and re-launched by john shipley in 2015. like them on facebook and email the group on [email protected] market traders move as part of 102 million bridge street regeneration scheme work has now started on the 102 million regeneration of warrington town centre's bridge street quarter. the market has moved into a temporary home on the site of the current time square and the council believes the plans will lead to a bustling vibrant market place at the heart of the new development. when open in 2019 the new market hall will incorporate the magnificent grade 2 listed former boots building faade on bridge street as one of its entrances. how the howard buildings on bridge street will be transformed into warrington market (left) and the scene from bank street. birdseye view of the project. bridge street/skittles/buttermarket street coloured brown. for a history of the area, see the warrington market page. images: wbc save warrington transporter bridge the photographs show the transporter bridge over the river mersey at bank quay on 23 january 2007. work started on construction of the bridge in 1913, but delays due to the start of the first world war meant it didn't open until 1916. the bridge was owned by crosfield soap works and although was originally designed for road vehicles, railway wagons were carried over it from the 1940s. it has a span of 187 feet (57 metres), a width of 30 feet and a height of 76 feet. it was designed by william henry hunter and constructed by sir william arrol to take up to 18 tons in weight. it has not been used since 1964 and is now a grade ii* listed monument. on 19 march 2015 i interviewed margaret ingham on radio warrington about her idea to save the transporter bridge from decay. she announced a public meeting later that evening at the waterside inn on centre park to drum up support for her campaign. she later published a summary of the meeting on her facebook campaign page. here is that summary in her own words. the meeting was well attended by 30 people, sadly some who wanted to be there coul

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