Winning Moves Warrington Monopoly Board Game, Advance to Warrington Central Station, Golden Gates and Warrington Transporter Bridge, 2–6 players makes a great gift for ages 8 plus

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The Warrington Transporter Bridge could be set to feature on one of the four train station spots, which have been handed over to a ‘travel theme’ for the town’s Monopoly edition. Moore Nature Reserve – The beauty spot comprises almost 200 acres of woodland, meadows, lakes and ponds, and is home to many diverse species of plants, animals. We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The Warrington Foodbank is one of several charities to be honoured within the game and takes the "Community Chest" spot.

Warrington Monopoly Board Game - Winning Moves UK Warrington Monopoly Board Game - Winning Moves UK

Warrington Transporter Bridge – a much-loved part of the town’s industrial past, the bridge occupies the much-coveted first place. All of the famous multi-coloured Monopoly property squares, like Mayfair and Park Lane from the classic original, are represented by Warrington landmarks and organisations. A picturesque Cheshire town on the banks of the River Mersey, with a history that dates back to its founding in Ancient Roman times, Warrington's beloved sights and sounds are now up for sale in this beautiful new edition of MONOPOLY!

Ms Lau, Custom Games Executive at Winning Moves UK – who are producing the board under official license from the MONOPOLY brand, owned by Hasbro – added: “A huge thank you to everyone who sent in suggestions. Our residents and families will have many memories and favourite places across our town, and I look forward to seeing what suggestions are proposed. The famous Chance and Community Chest cards are themed too, with one card sending players back three spaces for getting stuck in traffic on the Thelwall Viaduct, while another rewards players for their best nostalgia photo taken of the iconic nightclub, Mr Smith’s.

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Warrington Museum and Art Gallery – with an array of treasures to view, the museum and art gallery is a great way of passing an afternoon. I’d like to thank everyone who sent in their suggestions for things to include, and to the people from the various charities and organisations who did a fantastic job to ensure they won a coveted place in the game. Queen’s Gardens – an oasis of calm in the hustle and bustle of the town centre, Queen’s Gardens is also surrounded by some of our favourite bars and restaurants. FOODBANK NEXT DOOR TO ‘OLD KENT ROAD’: Next door to ‘Old Kent Road’ (the board’s most affordable square) on a Community Chest space will be Warrington Foodbank, one of several charities to be included and celebrated within the game. Time Square – the multi-million-pound leisure development, which is home to Cineworld, The Botanist and more, could be yours.The Mayor of Warrington, Cllr Maureen Creaghan, says: “This is a really exciting opportunity for people to share their ideas about Warrington locations that should be included as part of this iconic game.

Warrington set to receive its own official Monopoly board Warrington set to receive its own official Monopoly board

Although the brand has evolved over the past 87 years, the gameplay and iconography of the classic MONOPOLY game has remained unchanged, making it a timeless classic sure to be enjoyed by future generations. While at the other end of the scale, the famous Golden Gates have been unveiled as the Mayfair of Warrington. Warrington Foodbank – the charity, which is sadly relied upon by many in Warrington, proudly occupies the first community chance space. But before it goes into production the public is being invited to suggest Warrington landmarks and cards to feature in the game, by either of these two ways: 1.Other local landmarks and favourites appearing in the game include The Golden Gates, placed on the classic game’s highest valued square (Mayfair on the classic London Monopoly original edition); The Transporter Bridge; Warrington Wolves; Walton Hall and Gardens; the Pink Eye building (on a pink square – of course); and lots more. Thelwall’s Penny Ferry – you can have the chance to own this much-loved and historic crossing of the Manchester Ship Canal. Bents Garden Centre – who doesn’t love a trip to bents, and to go a step further, you could own this popular business when playing the game.