Parr Hall named ‘Music Venue of the Year’
WARRINGTON’S Parr Hall has been named ‘Music Venue of the Year’ in an awards ceremony celebrating the people and places behind the region’s buzzing live scene.
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Jacobs wins new contract to support UK fusion program
JACOBS, with offices in Birchwood, has been awarded a contract to support the UK’s fusion energy research program.
Made Smarter urges Warrington manufacturers to implement ‘game-changing’ technology
SME manufacturers in Warrington are being urged to start planning for next Christmas by exploring how technology can help with the seasonal surge.
BGEN celebrates record year following rebrand and outlines future plans
WARRINGTON-headquartered BGEN is celebrating a record year following the company’s rebrand and has outlined ambitious targets for the year ahead.
Apprentice scoops top gong at National Apprenticeship Awards
A WARRINGTON apprentice has scooped the top accolade at the National Apprenticeship Awards, being recognised for his commitment to his career and his passion for helping customers.
World-first car interior radar system helps ensure no one is left behind
A LOCAL car retailer is helping Warrington drivers ensure that no one will be left behind or forgotten in their car with the launch of the world’s first whole-interior radar feature.
Crime Commissioner and Constabulary seeking joint audit committee members
POLICE and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer and Chief Constable Mark Roberts are looking to appoint members of the Joint Audit Advisory Committee (JAAC), which provides independent assurance around the governance and financial arrangements of the Constabulary and Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.
Health chiefs urge people to help prevent spread of Group A Strep this winter
WARRINGTON’S public health team is urging people to be aware of the signs and symptoms of Group A Strep to help prevent the spread of the infection with a higher number of cases of Group A Streptococcus (Strep) than usual this year.
Charity group learners became reporters for a day
LEARNERS at the Walton Lea Partnership – a Warrington charity supporting people with learning difficulties – became reporters for a day when they interviewed chief social worker for England Lyn Romeo.
Volunteers raised more than £21,400 for Lymm Poppy Appeal
A TEAM of more than 50 volunteers stepped up to help the Poppy Appeal in and around Lymm to raise a wonderful £21,429.62 in November.