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This week’s Warrington roundup

This week’s Warrington roundup

Plus: Warrington Music Fest Returns, and House of the Week

Mike P
November 17, 2025

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Good morning, Warrington. Mike here. This is The Warrington Scoop. Rise and shine for another Monday edition of the Scoop. We keep it light and fun, perfect for a quick 5-minute read (roughly).

In today’s Scoop:

Your what’s on guide for the week 🗓️
Warrington Music Fest Returns 🎸
Boutique Baby Sale 🌈
House of the week 🏠️
Last week’s poll results 📊

Grab your favourite brew, and let's start. ☕️

From The Papers 📰

Here are some positive stories from around the town over the past few days.

🍺 Plan to demolish historic Ring o’ Bells pub has been rejected (Warrington Worldwide)

🎭️ Two stars set to shine at Parr Hall Panto (Warrington Worldwide)

✋ Petition launched and protest rally planned in campaign to save Woolston Neighbourhood Hub (Warrington Worldwide)

The five best places to have a Sunday roast in Warrington, according to TripAdvisor (Warrington Guardian)

Warrington Music Fest 🎸

Warrington Music Fest’s Winter Showcase returns to Parr Hall for its third year, bringing a full day of live music and homegrown talent.

The event takes place on Saturday 17 January, with doors at 12pm. Tickets start at £8 and you can book through Parr Hall on 01925 442345 or at https://parrhall.culturewarrington.org/whats-on/warrington-music-festival-winter-showcase/

The lineup features 14 local acts across seven hours, giving you an early look at the artists likely to shape next summer’s main festival. Returning names include The Bemonts, Belmont and The Stocks, Olivia Booth, Freight, Isla Rico, Hollow Vandals, and The Hillocks, along with new additions such as The Raymonds, Gondolas, Billy Howard, Containers, Frayed Connection, The Locks, and Bucaria.

The Bemonts headline after a big year that included Neighbourhood Weekender and a major show in Golden Square.

Boutique Baby Sale 👶

The next preloved baby and children’s sale takes place on Sunday 23rd November at Culcheth High School, WA3 5HH, running from 11am to 12:30pm. The event brings together thousands of preloved items under one roof, including toys, clothes, books, games, prams, pregnancy and feeding equipment, knitted gifts, crafts, and more.

You don’t need a ticket. Entry is £2 on the door, and children go in free. This is a cash-only event, and while a few stall holders may accept bank transfers, most will not have card machines.

More info on Facebook here.