Mixed-age, unisex touch rugby sessions start
WARRINGTON Borough Council is inviting boys, girls and their parents or
carers to a new season of touch rugby sessions to be held at various
locations around Warrington.
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Governors wanted at Collegiate
WARRINGTON Collegiate and the recently launched Future Tech Studio
School are looking for two candidates to join the Board of Governors,
one for each academic institution.
Housing Trust on track to support 450 local residents into employment
WARRINGTON based social landlord Golden Gates Housing Trust (GGHT) is on
track with ambitious plans to support 450 of its tenants and their
family members into employment.
Disabled man wants to extend home
A MAN suffering from a degenerative condition likely to him being
confined to a wheelchair wants to extend his house to improve access
problems.
Affordable homes plan
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are to be asked to approve construction of a pair of semi-detached “affordable” homes.
MP Helen Jones to fight next General Election
LABOUR has re-selected Warrington North MP Helen Jones to contest the Parliamentary seat at the next General Election in 2015.
No Living Wage at the Town Hall
WARRINGTON Borough Council will not be introducing the “Living Wage” for its employees – at least for the time being.
Dining out at the Bear’s Paw
THE cold winter nights are well and truly with us again – and there’s no
warmer, cosy and friendly place to eat out than the Bear’s Paw at High
Legh.
Chancellor's Autumn statement
THE Chancellor has announced that the Autumn Statement, which gives
notice of the major policies to be announced in next year’s budget, will
take place on December 5. However, we already know of two changes that
are coming to effect over the next couple of years.
Rent a room scheme
‘RENT-a-room’ applies to income charged for providing furnished
residential accommodation in your only or main home, this may be of
benefit if you take in a lodger. Rules on this will either exempt the
rental income or tax it on a more favorable basis.