Men's mental health support is available in Warrington because it's needed.

Around 1 in 8 men experience a common mental health condition such as depression or anxiety. Yet they're often less likely to seek support for mental health concerns compared to women.

In the UK, suicide is the leading cause of death for men under 50, highlighting the urgent need for open conversations and accessible support.

In Warrington there are several support groups and ways to seek help.

We speak to mental health advocate, Lee Payton about his journey, Andy's Man Club and what support is available in our town.

This episode contains talk about suicide ideation.

Links from this episode

Andy's Man Club - facebook.com/amcwarrington

Warrington Wolves Offload - warringtonwolvesfoundation.com/offload

TalkHub - instagram.com/talkhub_

More Than Men - warrington.gov.uk/happy-ok-sad/hos-directory/more-men

What's On Guide

Warrington Crime Festival - ticketsource.com/warringtoncrimefestival

Al Murray – All You Need Is Guv - culturewarrington.org/whats-on/al-murray-all-you-need-is-guv

Super Sonic Sound of Oasis - skiddle.com/whats-on/Warrington/Empire-Warrington/Super-Sonic-Sound-of-Oasis/42082611

Bingo That’s Bonkers - waltonhallgardens.co.uk/events/bingo-thats-bonkers

Agatha Crusty and the Village Hall Murders - bwplayers.co.uk/agatha-crusty-and-the-village-hall-murders

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Rugby League may take primary spot in Warrington's sporting heritage but football still has a big part in our town.

This month we're chatting to Helen Dobson from Warrington Town Women, as the Yellows look to end their season on a high with a County Cup semi final this month against Stockport County.

We chat to Helen about football, the women's game and her business, Core Social.

Links from this episode

Warrington Town Women - instagram.com/warringtontownwomenfc

Core Social - core-social.co.uk

What's On Guide

Sandy's K-Pop Circus - https://gandeyscircus.com/warrington/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23595473968&gbraid=0AAAAADtll98NlgDQUc7e-Ez1V32UJtmhW&gclid=Cj0KCQiA5I_NBhDVARIsAOrqIsbrMkj_SlYcTmu-DynGxlkGRb_yygN9XdDcuG4brlyz3ZFtVcQut7MaAsXrEALw_wcB

Empire Warrington, Kerrang'd - https://empirewarrington.co.uk/events/

Bents Artisan Markets - https://www.bents.co.uk/p/artisan-markets-with-independent-street-mareve0004/

Walton Hall Ghost Hunt - https://www.hauntedhappenings.co.uk/ghost-hunt/ghost-hunt-at-walton-hall-friday-27th-march-2026.php

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Should we be shopping with more local businesses? Is it more expensive? Would doing so benefit our town?

This month we're chatting to Robert Lester from Warrington Fruit & Veg about why shopping with independent traders could benefit not just your purse but the Warrington economy as a whole.

Plus we're asking whether Warrington is really that bad. Both Charles and Mike chat about how Warrington is a nice place to live and Robert gives his thoughts too.

And to round it all off we have our What's On Guide for February.

Links from this episode

Follow Robert on Instagram - instagram.com/warrington_fruit

What's On Guide

Penketh Beer Festival 2026, Latham Hall - facebook.com/penkethbeerfestival

The Makers Market, Time Square - themakersmarket.co.uk/venue/warrington

LWF No Love Lost, The Parr Hall - culturewarrington.org/whats-on/lwf-no-love-lost

GO WILD Holiday Camp, Warrington Market - facebook.com/events/warrington-market/go-wild-holiday-camp

Beatles Tribute: The Rubber Souls UK, The Empire - eventbrite.co.uk

Junior farmers growing strawberries, Kenyon Hall Farm - kenyonhall.co.uk/junior-farmers

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