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Residents embrace affordable renewable energy sources through the Solar Together scheme
More than 3,900 households in Warrington and across Cheshire have registered interest in a group buying scheme for solar panels and battery storage, with more joining every day.
“Last orders” warning from MP over proposed outdoor smoking ban at pubs
MP Esther McVey has called on the government to drop its plan to extend the smoking ban to outdoor areas – after warnings from local businesses it could spell last orders for some pubs.
Cheshire’s “world class visitor economy” now valued at £3.9bn
Tourism and council leaders hailed Cheshire’s “world class visitor economy” after figures showed it is now valued at £3.9bn with the region clocking up more than 56 million recorded visits in a single year.
Energy Ombudsman hosts new minister for energy consumers
ENERGY Ombudsman, part of Trust Alliance Group (TAG), welcomed the new minister for energy consumers, Miatta Fahnbulleh, to its head office in Daresbury Park, Warrington.
MP Esther McVey urges chancellor not to hike prices at the pump
MP Esther McVey – whose constituency includes Lymm – is urging the chancellor not to hike prices at the pump in next week’s Budget but instead offer a lifeline to families, businesses and those reliant on cars.
The Raven fighting back after road works
THE roadworks which engulfed the Raven Inn at Glazebury have now finished and as predicted, the severely restricted access to the community pub has had a negative impact on business.
Local engineering firm signs five-year contract with INEOS O&P UK
Warrington-headquartered BGEN, one of the UK’s largest engineering firms specialising in mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, control and automation, has signed a five-year contract with the petrochemical manufacturer INEOS O&P UK.
The role of chaser bins in efficient harvesting
Modern harvesting operations depend heavily on chase bins since they offer a practical and quick method to move produced goods from the field to storage or processing plants.
Police seek help to trace women who distracted man in wheelchair to steal £4,000
POLICE would like help in identifying the women in the above CCTV stills, believed to have been involved in a distraction theft of £4,000 from a man in a wheelchair.