“Warrington’s bank” has loaned £63m in the North West
REDWOOD Bank Warrington has provided vital support to the town and North West generally by lending £63m to the region.
Author David Skentelbery
Send your Peel Hall comments NOW, says ex-Mayor
FORMER Mayor of Warrington Geoff Settle is urging anyone who wants to submit evidence or make comments at the next public inquiry into the controversial Peel Hall housing proposals to email them to the inspector Christina Downes – now.
Library service is “very good” says local government watchdog
WARRINGTON’S libraries service is “very good” according to the national local authority membership body.
Union anger as Crosfields closure is confirmed.
UNILEVER has confirmed that its Warrington plant is to close before the end of the year.
Mid-day flood warnings at Warrington
FLOOD warnings were issued at Warrington today as a result of high spring tides.
Arsonists start two fires only yards apart
ARSONISTS started two fires within a short distance of each other at Warrington last night.
Tories name woman who almost caused election shock as their chairman
THE woman who almost ousted Labour in Warrington North in the December General Election has been appointed chairman of Warrington Conservatives
Twelfth High Legh 10k race was a classic
A GREAT party atmosphere, record numbers of supporters and almost perfect weather conditions, all combined to make the 12TH anniversary Robert Moffat Memorial High Legh 10K a classic.
£250 million deal secures 1,000 local jobs
WOOD Nuclear, which employs 1,000 people in Warrington, has been acquired by the Jacobs Engineering Group, an American-owned international engineering group, for £250 million.
Top male voice choir to be “Live at St Wilfrid’s”
WIDELY regarded as one of the finest amateur male voice choirs in the UK, the…