Bridge St is 3rd World now, nothing to go to Town for, it,s all on line. Warrington been Labour since 1945 and they have shafted my town, it,s a mess.

It's sad what's happening to lots of towns these days. They are just full of takeaways, barber shops, nail salons, vape shops and bookies.

As someone who moved to Warrington from Scotland 7 years' ago, I love the transport system (direct to London, Edinburgh, Manchester, Liverpool, Chester) & how flat the georgraphy is. The town centre is quite modern, with lots of investment & the car park is very cheap - all big ticks! Plenty to do, lots of shopping outlets. On the cons, I'm not a fan of the drinking areas where the old nightclubs are - but i can see it slowly getting better. Really pleased to see the council are encouraging resotration of many old buildings - though the incoming sub-saharan migrant wave will drag it back down no doubt - seen some masked characters in broad daylight stealing bikes outside the council office. Palmyra square is nice - but they chopped half the trees down. The shopping centre has lost some appeal since Debenhams closed their shops & liquidated. Still, I'm quietly optimistic!

Used to shop in Warrington. It now looks like every English town, fast food, bookies and chain shops. Shame.

warrington has changed so much, it's awful on how much barbers, nail salons and vape shops are everywhere :-(

I lived in Warrington for 2 years, and we only moved back south last July because we had a child. Unfortunately every town centre is dying. Where we now live (Burgess Hill, West Sussex) is worse than Warrington by far. I loved Warrington, even if its dying, as Warrington is still a hidden gem. I have high hopes for the town, so Maybe one day it'll grow again.

The Winwick Quay! I pulled the very first pint there when it opened. It was a pint of Trophy Bitter, it was £1.29 and it was to our first customer, an old gentleman called Arthur who will be long gone by now.

Remember being taken to Hawkins bizarre in the shopping center Warrington

You missed Time Square - very nice place!

Enjoyed that. Lovely to see Town Centers too. Impressed by Warrington.

Still live here, we don’t go out anymore coz the nightlife is crap, but we can always get a takeaway 😅 they have invested a lot but honestly we want a day out we go Manchester or Liverpool xxx

The first part of your visit was Bridge Street which is the centre of the night time economy, hence all the take-aways and closed frontages. It is very busy at night at weekends.

came across you and your vlogs by chance,like this one especially as im warrington born and bred but im still here lol..This town has changed vastly and personally,i dont think for the better,thank you,have fun.

Have not been here in ages ,enjoyed this debs xx

It may look a bit crud in the town center.... But the people here in Warrington are lovely.

Bridge street in the 80s and 90s was brilliant ...the lion hotel had rock nights Thursday up stairs Friday downstairs in the back bar and upstairs Saturday with Bob rock many good memories .don't know if you remember CJ's at the back of Woolworths and the Carlton club and don't forget legends ....Yep Warrington has changed but not for the better. I grew up in birchwood moved there in 1978 many fond memories.

Very nice tour.

One of us in a Wolves fan too being Warrington born and bred, you have to. We haven't been back for a couple of years and need to sooner rather than later. T' other one of us is from New Mills so not too far from Macc. Love your laid back presentation. Have just subbed.

Warrington. It's a shadow of its former self. The Council love fires here so they can hand out contracts to their builder mates.

It’s funny how perception is different based in where you come from. I’ve read in the comments how some have stated that the town is run down. As an American who visited Warrington to visit friends, I found Warrington quite charming the people very friendly, and the town was very walker friendly (didn’t have a car) and loved that I was in close walking distance to shops and train stations 🙂