David Skentelbery is an Author at Warrington Worldwide. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, urban design, health and wellness, and crime and justice, with a particular focus on competitive sports and wellness programs. David's insights and analyses have been featured in various publications, including Warrington Worldwide.
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David Skentelbery's articles predominantly cover local news, community development, planning and development issues, public opposition, as well as business investments. His focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations indicates a preference for covering the impact of these governmental decisions at a local level.
If reaching out to David with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights into local government policies, community engagement in urban development projects, or perspectives from businesses navigating regulatory challenges within Warrington or similar communities. Additionally, providing first-hand accounts relevant to public opposition to proposed developments could be valuable for his coverage.
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By: David Skentelbery
AS Warrington swelters in some of the hottest weather most folk can remember, 62 per cent of British people say that hayfever and its symptoms make summertime less enjoyable – with many choosing to avoid outdoor exercise and events, new research reveals.
THE boss of a major banking group has yielded to pressure from furious customers and MPs and agreed to reinstate cheque deposits at Post Offices and banking hubs.
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A WARRINGTON business owner has been ordered to pay more than £3,000 after being prosecuted for failing to comply with their legal duty of care by not having an appropriate trade waste contract in place.
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UP to £30,000 of funding is available for charitable organisations in Warrington following the announcement that Amazon’s Regional Creatives Fund is returning for 2026.
WARRINGTON won by 102 runs at Middlewich after being put in to bat first and scoring 221 in 44 overs.
UP-and-coming comedian and suicide prevention worker Tommy North is using laughter to raise vital funds to help save young lives.
WARRINGTON is on the verge of a transformation, with Northern Powerhouse Rail lining it up for millions of pounds of investment, according to property publication Place North West.
PEOPLE across Cheshire and Warrington are being warned to be on their guard if they find ants indoors in significant numbers.
A TOTAL of 132 letters of objection have been received to a plan to build up to 55 houses on Green Belt land at Lymm.
