WARRINGTON Liberal Democrats have selected Lymm-based Cllr Graham Gowland, as their candidate to stand in Warrington South for the forthcoming General Election, even though the village has been removed from the constituency by the Boundary Commission.
TOURIST, business and council leaders in Cheshire and Warrington have penned an open letter to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt calling for the reintroduction of tax-free shopping for EU visitors – to create thousands of jobs and inject “hundreds of millions of pounds of income” into the region’s economy.
POLICE in Warrington are celebrating a significant reduction in crime and incidents reported in the town centre during the festive period.
WARRINGTON-based search-driven content agency No Brainer has been awarded B Corp Certification status, becoming one of the first agencies of its type to secure the global accreditation.
OPPOSITION Tories have accused the controlling Labour group on Warrington Borough Council of “creative accounting” following an administrative mix-up over finances around the Time Square development
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Warrington has been shown to have a continued, strong economic standing that outperforms many other towns and cities regionally and nationally, according to the Centre for Cities Outlook Report for 2024.
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MILLER Homes, a leading homebuilder based in Warrington, has appointed Helen Peacock as new Marketing Manager for the North West region of the business.
LABOUR’S new finance spokesperson on Warrington Borough Council, Cllr. Denis Matthews, says he is happy to speak with opposition Tories who continue to scrutinise the council’s controversial “junk bond” investments.
