“Never too late for a financial education”
IT’S never too late to start a financial education – that’s the view of Roger Davies – executive vice president of the Genistar Academy.
Author David Skentelbery
Man in hospital after being overcome by smoke in house fire
A MAN was taken to hospital at Warrington today after being overcome by smoke in a house fire.
Rooftop battle with fire
FIREFIGHTERS tackled a chimney fire from the roof of a house at Lymm today.
Lymm to lose its last bank as Lloyd’s announce closure
LYMM is to lose its last bank in three months’ time when Lloyd’s close their…
Man smashed shop door with brick
A MAN is due to appear in court today after allegedly walking into an off-licence in Warrington town centre and using a house brick to damage the shop door.
Residents’ fears over massive housing proposals
CONCERNED residents have distributed more than 1,500 leaflets across a wide area of Appleton and Grappenhall to flag up local worries over the proposed major housing developments planned by the Homes and Community Agency.
Walton Hall – for a perfect wedding day
WARRINGTON’S showpiece Walton Hall is preparing for its Spring Wedding Fair – on Sunday, April 23.
Torus housing group celebrates two year achievements
IT’s been two years since Warrington social landlord Golden Gates Housing Trust joined forces with Helena Partnerships to form housing group Torus.
£1.950m needed to develop major transport schemes
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are being asked to approve the spending of £1.950 million during the coming year on detailed development work on three major transport schemes supporting the creation of 1,700 jobs and the building of 570 new homes.
Council to get tough on use of “legal highs” in town centre
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington look set to adopt tough new measures to combat the use of new psychoactive substances – better known as legal highs – in the town centre and neighbouring areas.