New Engineering Manager appointed
LOCAL bus company Network Warrington is delighted to announce the appointment of Ian Parker as Engineering Manager.
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Other towns send their homeless here
NEIGHBOURING local authorities are sending homeless people to Warrington because of the town’s night shelter.
Council services to be hit by strike
WARRINGTON’S refuse collection service will be disrupted next Wednesday
as a result of strike action by public sector workers protesting at
Government proposals to change pension arrangements.
Emergency repairs close road bridge
A ROAD bridge over the Manchester Ship Canal at Warrington is to be
closed for about two hours this afternoon while emergency repairs are
carried out.
Fire outside hotel
FIRE crews were called to the Village Hotel, in Centre Park Square, Warrington following reports of a blaze outside the hotel.
Two share jackpot prize
TWO winners shared the £807 jackpot prize in the weekly lottery run by the League of Friends of Warrington Hospital.
Temporary road closures
SEVERAL Warrington roads will be temporarily closed for a week from Monday December 5.
Business centre changes hands
WARRINGTON business centre St James Court has been acquired by a new owner and is set to be improved.
MP demands action on youth unemployment
WARRINGTON North MP Helen Jones has demanded that the Government do more
to tackle youth unemployment after the latest figures showed the number
of young people in long term unemployment in Warrington had risen by
230 per cent since January.
Pupils learn to be life-savers
SCHOOL children in Warrington will have the opportunity learn how to act in an emergency through a newly launched training programme.