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Warrington is a town and civil parish within the Borough of Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, located south-west of Manchester and north-west of Macclesfield.
Warrington is situated on the Cheshire Plain, and the area is famous for its beautiful countryside and pretty towns and villages. Warrington is a popular destination for eating out, with plenty of restaurants and bars.
The origins of the name are unclear: many believe it means 'Canute’s ford' (where King Canute forded the River Lily), others think it means 'neat's ford', a crossing place for cattle.
At one end of the narrow King Street (also known as Bottom Street) is an entrance to Tatton Park. The Tatton estate was home to the Egerton family, and has given its name to Tatton parliamentary constituency.

There are many events in and around the town each year including the May Day festivities, The RHS Flower show at Tatton Park and the Cheshire County Show in the village of Tabley, near Warrington.
The annual Warrington Royal May Day festival is where hundreds of people parade through the streets, and the May Queen is crowned. During the May Day weekend there is also a funfair run on ’The Heath’ (where the crowning of the May Queen also takes place) This is said to be one of the largest funfairs in the UK. There was controversy at the funfair in 2000 when a fault with the ’Hard Rock Café’ ride led to a teenage girl being thrown from the ride and suffering a fractured skull. John Collins (the fair organiser) did not close the ride after the accident and did not offer the girl in question any compensation.

Manchester Airport the busiest in the UK outside of London, is just a short drive from the town, but there is no direct bus or train link to the airport. Given the position of the town and the placement of the runways (especially Runway 2, which opened in 2000), the town thus suffers from the effects of aircraft noise throughout the day and night, with the east of the town (the less affluent area) worse affected.
Manchester Airport is unpopular with residents of Warrington and surrounding villages not only because of aircraft noise, but also because National Trust woodland in the village of Styal was destroyed to make way for the second runway.
Also the number of jobs which Manchester Airport claimed would be created by its expansion was a gross overestimate. In the 1980s Manchester Airport protested plans to build a skyscraper at Parkgate Industrial Estate, which was not directly under Manchester Airport's flight paths at the time, possibly because Manchester Airport wanted to have the option of a second runway.
Some Warrington residents still refer to the airport by its original name of “Ringway Airport”, named after the hamlet that was originally on the site where the airport opened in 1938. However, the airport has since expanded significantly since.

Warrington has six primary schools (one of these is a Catholic school and another is a private school.) Warrington also has a high school: Warrington High School which also has a Sixth Form. Some secondary school pupils from the town travel to schools in Hartford, Hale and Macclesfield. Some sixth formers from the town travel to colleges in Northwich and Timperley. Macclesfield College run some adult education courses in Warrington and Age Concern run computer courses for the over 50s at Warrington Library (as well as other libraries in Cheshire.)