SUCCESSFUL entrepreneurs from Cheshire and Warrington are investing their capital and expertise into “busines Angels” to accelerate the region’s most promising businesses.
INSPIRED by her young son’s rare bleeding condition, a Warrington mum has launched her own business designing wearable safety products for children and vulnerable adults, such as wristbands and tags that clip to clothing, bags, lunch boxes and more.
Running a business comes with a lot of pressure, with the operators of smaller enterprises having countless plates to spin. However, the fact that there are a lot of different tasks to manage doesn’t mean you can compromise on any core responsibilities. One of the most important things to invest time, money and effort into is sufficient small business security.
Your business premises contain valuable assets, equipment, and sensitive information. Securing the main entry point is your first and most critical line of defence. A robust door system acts as a powerful deterrent against forced entry, burglary, and vandalism.
Technology powers modern business operations. From email and data storage to payment processing and customer management, companies rely on digital systems daily. However, managing this technology alone creates significant challenges.
WARRINGTON Borough Council has announced it is hosting two important budget briefing sessions for Businesses and Voluntary, Community, Faith, and Social Enterprise (VCSFE) sector groups next week.
Fuel is among the uncertain operating expenses of GB companies that use vehicles. Daily, drivers operating on their own decide whether to buy a specific route; prices vary, and the routes are no longer the same.
In today’s business world, precision and personalisation matter more than ever. Whether it’s marking a machine part, engraving a promotional product, or creating decorative pieces, companies now seek tools that combine accuracy with creativity.
Literacy charity Chapter One has launched its Online Reading Volunteers Programme in Warrington, with children now receiving weekly online reading sessions from corporate volunteers.
PARTLY inspired by his son’s endurance efforts local businessman Richy Sutton has published a book based on his fascination with the mindset of discipline and consistency and how it can have a positive effect on peoples lives.
