“Company of the Year” award for local education and training provider
A WARRINGTON firm has won a prestigious “Company of the Year” award at this year’s BETT awards.- the Oscars of the education technology industry.
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Tennis club offers comprehensive coaching programme
HIGH Legh Tennis Club’s experienced coaching team is offering a comprehensive coaching programme including group lessons and one-to-one individual lessons to players of all ages and abilities.
Planners recommending approval for former church to be converted into homes for vulnerable young people
PLANNERS are recommending approval for a former chapel in Warrington to be converted into a residential institution for vulnerable young people – despite opposition from local residents.
Health chiefs’ warning: Use NHS 111 online when you can
HEALTH chiefs across Cheshire and Merseyside – including Warrington – are urging members of the public to use NHS 111 Online for non-emergency healthcare needs ahead of Easter.
Council set to press on with plan to acquire Peace Centre – despite rising costs
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington look set to press ahead with proposals to acquire and convert the iconic Peace Centre building as a centre for children with special education needs (SEND).
Wanted – people willing to scrutinise the police
WANTED – people willing to scrutinise the police to ensure their integrity and transparency.
Objections to plan for 108 homes and medical centre on Green Belt land
MORE than 90 objections have been received to a plan to build 108 homes and a medical centre on Green Belt land at Lymm.
Three rugby matches will be played at family fun day
A BIG charity family fun day is to take place at Warrington’s Tetley Walker Sports and Social Club on Saturday, April 29 – including three rugby matches.
Alterations planned for Grade 2 Listed St Mary’s Church
PLANS have been drawn up for alterations at Grade 2 Listed St Mary’s Church, Great Sankey, Warrington.
Industry chiefs welcome Government’s £20 billion investment in low carbon technology
CLARE Hayward, chairman of the Cheshire and Warrington Local Enterprise Partnership, has welcomed the Government’s £20 billion commitment in carbon capture and storage technology.