Inprova Group announces two major milestones
WARRINGTON-based Inprova Group, a technology-enabled procurement business has announced two major milestones in its journey of sustainable growth and positive impact.
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Alejandro Betancourt López Reveals How Ocean Plastic Eyewear Turned Into a £100M Fashion Success Story
Fashion has always been about more than just looks. Today’s eyewear industry — projected to…
All set for first-ever Wonderful Warrington Conference
PLANS are being finalised for the first-ever Wonderful Warrington Conference showcasing what the town has got to offer.
18 people arrested in force-wide operation protecting children and vulnerable people
A total of 18 people have been arrested after police conducted a three-day operation aimed at protecting children and vulnerable people across the county, including Warrington.
Council Chief Executive Prof. Steven Broomhead announces retirement
After 47 years working in the academic, public, government and private sectors, Warrington Borough Council’s Chief Executive, Professor Steven Broomhead MBE, is to retire.
The science of selection: Werner Lanthaler’s data-driven approach to life science investment
Werner Lanthaler applies calculated precision to biotech investment. The former Evotec chief, who transformed a…
Neuro fitness class for local Parkinson’s communities celebrates first anniversary
A Warrington-based neuro fitness class, which assists local Parkinson’s communities to maintain active lifestyles, recently celebrated its first anniversary with a day of special events.
The financial planning process in construction: what to expect from a consultant
Unpacking the Value of Financial Strategy in Construction Any construction project, regardless of size or…
MP discusses the dangers of mobile phones and social media on children with Parentkind
WARRINGTON North MP Charlotte Nichols has met with campaigners from Parentkind and other organisations in Parliament to discuss the impact of mobile phones and social media on children.
Time for a much-needed apology from the corridors of power
THE findings of the Government’s Best Value Inspection into the financial affairs of Warrington Borough Council came as no surprise for many, with debts of around £1.8 billion.