Villagers show concern for community and loss of shops with rally outside CPS Centre
VILLAGERS turned out in force to show the strength of feeling over the loss of shops at the CPS Centre in Culcheth.
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Pub to host charity dog walk in support of St Rocco’s Hospice
THE Jolly Thresher at Lymm, part of the Hydes Brewery pub estate, is set to host a special charity dog walk on Sunday, August 31, to raise funds for St Rocco’s Hospice.
Last chance for school leavers to join Warrington & Vale Royal College
Enrolment at Warrington & Vale Royal College is well underway, with hundreds of school leavers having secured their spot and started an exciting new chapter.
Fortidia expands support with new appointment
Fortidia UK has appointed Warrington-based Peter Beckett-Morley as Network Sales and Operations supervisor for the North of England as part the expansion of its regional franchise support team.
Cheshire and Warrington moves closer to securing devolution agreement
THE formal process to progress devolution for Cheshire and Warrington has officially begun with the publication of Joint Committee papers.
£3 billion programme to re-build region’s water network
WARRINGTON-based United Utilities has signed a landmark agreement to refurbish the crucial Haweswater aqueduct, that carries water from Cumbria to 2.5 million customers across the North West.
Lymm Truckwash reports significant growth in turnover
LYMM Truckwash – Europe’s largest truck washing site – has reported a significant increase in its turnover since 2020 and plans further growth following recently granted planning permission to expand its facility by two more bays in early 2026.
What is fire board? UK guide to safer building materials
Ah, fire boards – those unsung heroes of the construction world, quietly standing guard against the fiery dragons of disaster. If walls could talk, these tough guardians would share stories of strength and safety. But since they can’t, I’ll tell you about these essential wonders.
Former pub earmarked for housing?
THE former Royal Oak Branch Pub on Knutsford Road, Warrington, has been sold by community pub group Admiral Taverns and is believed to have been earmarked for a housing development.
Avoiding common mistakes when moving goods across borders after brexit
Moving goods across borders has become more complex since Brexit. New regulations, additional paperwork, and shifting customs procedures have added layers of responsibility for UK businesses.