Bruche primary school wins national careers award
PUPILS at Bruche Primary school, Warrington may be some way off joining the workforce but there’s already a firm focus on the world of careers.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Warrington experience will support refurb of UK nuclear laboratories
INTERNATIONAL nuclear engineering giant Jacobs will draw on experience gained in Warrington to support refurbishment of UK research laboratories.
Data services provider Qbase rebrands and moves to new premises
WARRINGTON-based QBASE, one of the UK’s leading DataOps and analytics providers, has ushered in a new era by rebranding to Euler and moving to new headquarters.
What Drains the Battery Usage on iPhones?
Despite Apple’s greatest efforts, iPhone battery life has not improved much with each new model. However, several iPhone users online say their devices can barely make it through a day on a single charge.
College open brand-new Advanced Creative & Digital Skills Centre
WARRINGTON & Vale Royal College is delighted to officially announce the opening of its brand-new Advanced Creative & Digital Skills (ACDS) Centre.
Made in Cheshire: County sets out its stall as world leader
CHESHIRE and Warrington is truly leading the way when it comes to celebrating innovation and great products.
Moving And Handling Of Care Home Residents: What You Need To Know
Manual handling is a key part of the day-to-day responsibilities of care home employees. However, if it’s not done correctly or safely, this can result in serious injuries for both care home staff and residents.
Six more COVID-19 related deaths as hospital inpatient numbers almost double in a week
SIX more COVID-19-related deaths have sadly been reported at Warrington Hospital in the past week, with infection rates and hospital inpatient numbers rising again.
Plans submitted for first phase of Fiddler’s Ferry power station demolition
A PLANNING application has been received by Warrington Borough Council for the first phase of demolition of the redundant Fiddler’s Ferry Power Station.
Three grieving dads become four as they team up to tackle suicide prevention in young people
THREE grieving dads who stopped off in Warrington during a 500-mile walk raising funds in aid of suicide prevention became four when they met anti-hate campaigner Adrian Derbyshire.