Warrington shop ordered to pay £17,000 for selling illegal vapes
A WARRINGTON business has been ordered to pay more than £17,000 for selling illegal disposable vapes with higher amounts of nicotine-containing liquid than permitted.
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The benefits of an ongoing monthly SEO strategy
Ongoing SEO helps improve your site’s search engine position. If your strategy includes regular updates…
MP helps secure 30-day extension for CPS Centre traders
Following the announcement made last month regarding the closure of the CPS Centre in Culcheth, Charlotte Nichols MP has been working tirelessly with local traders, councillors and the owners of the centre to help save the businesses.
Cheshire and Warrington devolution – Have your say
Cheshire and Warrington’s council leaders are calling on people to have their say on devolution for the area by taking part in the government’s consultation.
Stannah Lift Services appoint new branch manager
STANNAH Lift Services, a leading provider of lift solutions with over 150 years experience, has appointed Mark Purkis as manager of its Warrington branch.
Uniting Warrington with greener solutions: how advanced waste management boosts local economy and environment
WARRINGTON has always been a lively and growing town, known for its strong business scene…
Rail watchdog will give passengers a voice
PLANS for a landmark bill to rewire Britain’s railways, including setting up a powerful passenger watchdog to give passengers a voice and hold train operators to account are being unveiled by the Government today (Tuesday)
Devolution Minister sees great opportunity in visit to Cheshire and Warrington
Local Government and English Devolution minister, Jim McMahon, recently visited Ellesmere Port, meeting with the leaders of Cheshire East Council, Cheshire West and Chester Council and Warrington Council to discuss exciting plans for devolution in the region.
Village restaurant hits back at negative social media post
A STOCKTON Heath restaurant has hit back after a vindictive social media post and reviews targeting its premises.
Currall’s pies stand the test of time attracting Warringtonians from far and wide
IT is gone 12 noon on a grey February weekday in Latchford and the shelves of the tall glass counter are almost empty of savoury pies and sausage rolls.