Parcel giant hits Omega
LEADING delivery specialist Hermes is investing £25m in a
state-of-the-art parcel distribution hub on the Omega Warrington site,
creating 60 new jobs.
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Four months for ending Adrian's GB career
A DISABLED international sword fencer who has been forced to retire
following a burglary at his home involving the theft of specialist
sporting equipment, has hit out at a four month prison sentence imposed
on one of those involved in the crime.
Pizza delivery driver robbed
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a 19-year-old pizza delivery driver was robbed in Rylands Drive, Warrington.
Woman cut free from wreckage
A woman had to be cut free from the wreckage of her car following a
collision between two vehicles near the Asda store at Westbrook,
Warrington.
Tribute to park keeper
MEMBERS of Stockton Heath Parish Council have paid tribute to the man who set up the successful Friends of Alexandra Park.
Arts group nominated for award
AN organisation that runs an innovative art gallery in Warrington has been shortlisted for a prestigious award.
Housing Trust's tool hire scheme
WARRINGTON’S biggest landlord has marked the start of Spring by
launching a new garden tool hire scheme for its tenants in the Longford
area.
Shopping centre up for three awards
WARRINGTON’S flagship shopping centre has been nominated for three top industry awards.
Youth unemployment reaches 89%
LONG term youth unemployment in some parts of Warrington is as high as 89 per cent, according to MP Helen Jones.
£1.9 million schools boost
THREE Warrington primary schools are to be expanded to cater for increasing numbers of pupils at a cost of £1.9 million.