RSPCA figures reveal 309 reports of animal beatings in Cheshire during summer
ANIMAL beatings are sadly on the rise in Cheshire according to new figures released by the RSPCA.
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College announces ‘free’ courses to help adults boost career prospects
Warrington & Vale Royal College has announced courses available through the government’s Free Courses for Jobs scheme, designed to help adults enhance their employability and gain valuable, in-demand qualifications.
Home care provider hosts dementia-friendly ‘Big Green Picnic’
Right at Home Lymm and Warrington South, a local home care provider, recently brought together clients, carers, their families and the wider community to celebrate a dementia-friendly Big Green Picnic in Lymm.
Tickets for Gulliver’s all new Land of Lights on sale soon
Super early bird tickets for this year’s Land of Lights festival at Gulliver’s World in Warrington will be on sale soon.
Water company in bid to attract talented local apprentices
WARRINGTON-based water and wastewater company United Utilities, has partnered with leading early careers organisation, Pathway CTM, in a bid to attract talented local apprentices to help deliver its five year business plan.
Missing 16-year-old girl with links to Warrington found safe and well
A missing teenager from the West Midlands with links to the Warrington area has been found safe and well.
MP visits Sizewell C project which will boost jobs in Warrington Nuclear Industry
WARRINGTON North MP Charlotte Nichols recently visited the development site of Sizewell C, a new nuclear power station being built adjacent to the existing Sizewell B, both located in Suffolk.
Up to six weeks of road closures scheduled for Bewsey & Whitecross
UP to six weeks of road and footpath closures are scheduled to start on various roads in Bewsey and Whitecross, Warrington, in early October.
Summer fair raised £500 for care home residents
A SUMMER fair at Westvale House Care Home, Old Hall, Warrington provided a wonderful day for residents – and raised more than £500 with more still to be counted.
Education caterer signs up 102 new schools
FAMILY-run, independent education caterer Dolce Schools Catering – based in Warrington – will begin working with 102 new schools from the start of the new academic year, following a highly successful tendering period.