Don’t lose your chance to vote
RESIDENTS in Warrington are being urged to check their voter registration details as part of the annual canvass.
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Made Smarter survey reveals need for manufacturers to digitalise to survive, recover and grow
MANUFACTURERS across Warrington and Cheshire are being urged to accelerate technology adoption to adjust to the economic challenges around the supply chain, energy costs, post-Brexit and Covid.
Big boost for buses with ‘Super Summer Service’
WARRINGTON’S buses will be pulling out all the stops this summer, with major improvements to evening timetables, cheaper fares and no limits for concessionary card holders.
Late goals sink Rylands in pre-season friendly
Despite Warrington Rylands being the better side for large parts of the game, two goals in the last five minutes saw National League North Chorley come out on top in an entertaining pre-season friendly on a balmy evening at Gorsey Lane.
Industrial flooring expert appoints HSEQ manager to bolster health and safety
WARRINGTON based industrial flooring expert, Kemtile, has welcomed its latest addition, Joe Crawley, to oversee health, safety, environment and quality (HSEQ) standards.
Primary school cricket team are county champions
THE Year Six boys’ cricket team at Oughtrington Primary School, Lymm are county champions!
Hay fever? Let your car purify the air!
A WARRINGTON car retailer is helping drivers battling with hay fever by offering cutting-edge air purification in its latest car line-up.
Bike servicing advice for people who cycle to work
THE team at the Amazon fulfilment centre in Warrington got together with the borough council to create a bike servicing event for Amazon employees.
Warrington adventurer is back in the saddle after life-changing eye surgery
ADVENTURER Neil Lamont has celebrated having life-changing eye surgery by cycling 500 miles around the north coast of Scotland, just two weeks after his treatment.
Community safety partnership campaign launched to keep young people safe
WARRINGTON Community Safety Partnership – a group of organisations who tackle crime and disorder across the borough – has commissioned a ‘stay safe’ project to safeguard vulnerable children and teenagers.