Primas Law opens its fourth office as firm continues dynamic growth
CORPORATE and commercial law firm Primas Law has opened the doors to its fourth office as the firm continues to deliver on its expansive strategy for the year.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Raven coming home to roost!
AFTER being closed for more than four years, including over three years of fighting off demolition plans and being left nearly derelict, the Raven Inn is coming home to the community who have demonstrated how much they love the beautiful, historic pub.
University recognised for positive influence on business, growth and regeneration
THE University of Chester has been recognised nationally for its hugely positive impact on business, local growth and regeneration, as well as its commitment to public and community engagement, in the Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF2) benchmarking exercise.
Up to six weeks of road closures at Penketh for resurfacing works
UP to six weeks of road closures will start at Penketh, Warrington, at the end of October for carriageway resurfacing works.
Police provide presence outside school following reports of anti-social behaviour and suspicious activity
POLICE have been providing a presence outside Penketh High School following reports of anti-social behavior and suspicious activity in the area.
Campaigners tell Local Plan hearing no “exceptional circumstances” to alter Green Belt at Winwick
THE historic village of Winwick took centre stage at the public hearings into Warrington’s Local Plan at the Halliwell Jones Stadium Conference Centre, as local residents claimed there were no exceptional circumstances to alter the green belt.
Health organisations urge eligible to have vaccine boosters ahead of winter
UKHSA North West and NHS England North West are urging everyone eligible for a free flu vaccine and a COVID-19 booster to take up the offer as soon as possible.
Rylands held to a draw at home
WARRINGTON Rylands extended their unbeaten run to three games but could not make it three wins on the bounce as Stafford Rangers came from behind to claim a share of the points.
Further footpath closure required to complete works on Trans Pennine Trail
A further footpath closure of up to five weeks is required to complete improvement works on the Trans Pennine Trail at Lymm.
Demolition plan approved next to historic town centre pub
PLANNING chiefs have given the go-ahead for the demolition of a former sweet shop adjoining the popular Lower Angel pub in Buttermarket Street, Warrington.