4 Reasons Why You Should Live And Work In Warrington
Warrington, the largest town in the county of Cheshire is one of the best places to live in the UK and there are several reasons behind that.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Time for Tee – at the Mayor’s charity golf day
THE Mayor’s Charity Golf Day will take place at Warrington’s municipal golf course, situated at the heart of Walton Hall and Gardens, on Saturday, April.30.
Why Mobile App Development Is A Good Career Choice
Mobile app development is a very interesting career choice, especially for all the techies out there because you get to learn and use different programming languages to develop apps for different mobile operating systems that people enjoy using.
Reasons Why You Might Need to Buy a Pressure Washer
There are many reasons why you might need to buy a pressure washer. Maybe your home is in dire need of a good cleaning, or maybe your business needs to be spruced up before the grand opening.
Strictly “keeeep” dancing – at the Parr Hall
STRICTLY Come Dancing is back with a new live show – and will be at Warrington’s Parr Hall on Tuesday, July 12.
Public to be consulted on plans for a sustainable economy
MEMBERS of the public, businesses and organisations are being asked for their views on proposals aiming to create a sustainable and inclusive economy in Cheshire and Warrington.
Town centre road to close for one week to allow new power installation
A Warrington town centre road will close next Tuesday (March 29) for up to one week to allow Scottish Power to install a new service.
Residents have their say on Warrington’s health priorities
HEALTH watchdog HealthWatch Warrington, recently held their new work priorities event at the Gateway giving local residents a chance to have their say on the important health issues facing the town.
COVID-19 rates continue to rise with 300 new cases confirmed
AS health leaders warn residents to be careful with COVID-19 cases continuing to rise in Warrington another 300 new cases have been confirmed in the town.
Residents urged to look after themselves as coronavirus cases continue to increase
WARRINGTON’S health leaders are reminding people that the coronavirus pandemic is definitely not over as case numbers increase across the borough.