THOUSANDS of people descended on Walton Hall and Gardens yesterday (Sunday) as Warrington’s flagship Disability Awareness Day (DAD) celebrated its 35th anniversary.
INDEPENDENT Group Leader Cllr Stuart Mann has issued a warning that Parish Councils in the borough should be ready for what could come next and that Warringtonians ‘could’ end up paying twice as the council searches for millions more in savings.
THERE comes a point when difficult conversations can no longer be postponed. For Warrington Borough Council, that point has long since arrived.
THE dedicated volunteers behind the campaign to save Woolston Neighbourhood Hub have been praised for achieving a series of significant victories as the battle to reopen the much-loved community facility enters a critical new phase.
LYMM village’s bid team has expressed its sadness after learning that the village has not been selected for the shortlist for the inaugural UK Town of Culture 2028 competition.
Energy Ombudsman has marked 20 years of serving consumers with a time capsule that includes young people’s visions for the future, creating a lasting snapshot of the organisation, the energy sector and the communities it serves.
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More Warrington businesses are looking beyond their core offering to build steadier, more resilient income, and it is changing how local firms plan for the future.
CROWDFUNDING is ongoing to secure the future of next year’s Stockton Heath Festival which was blessed with sunshine at this year’s event.
Manufacturers across the North West are being invited to cut through the hype surrounding artificial intelligence and discover how it can deliver practical business benefits at a free event hosted by Made Smarter North West.
