Clubs offer help to job seekers
A SERIES of “jobs clubs” offering free help, support and advice on
seeking employment is being organised by Warrington Borough Council.
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Praise for hi-tech centre
A HIGH performance computing hub near Warrington has been praised by members of the House of Lords Digital Skills Committee.
New film portrait of village
A NEW film portrait of Lymm village has gone live on YouTube.
Leah lands lead role in Aladdin
A 24-year-old Warrington actress has landed a lead role in the pantomime
“Aladdin” this Christmas – playing alongside TV star Mark Labbett.
Council ready to tackle climate change
WARRINGTON Borough Council has declared itself ready to tackle the
causes and effects of a changing climate – and wants other organisations
to do the same.
Council's adult social care plan to come under scrutiny
A SPECIAL meeting of Warrington Borough Council’s scrutiny committee
takes place tonight to consider a “call in” of the executive board’s
controversial decision to outsource adult social care.
Appeal after suspicious fire
POLICE and fire services at Warrington today issued an appeal for help from the public following a suspicious fire in the town.
Entry opens for 10k race
ENTRY to the 2015 Robert Moffat Memorial High Legh 10k is now open – but is filling up fast.
An invitation to lunch
A NEW light lunch club has launched on Mondays at St Hilda’s Mission in Latchford, Warrington.
Ladies Circle seeks new members
LYMM Ladies Circle is on the lookout for new members, aged between 18
and 45, who want to make new friends, have lots of fun and do some
fundraising along the way.