‘Nonsense bureaucracy’ delays support for Brianna Ghey’s classmates, MPs told
MENTAL health support funding to help bereaved classmates of Brianna Ghey appears to have been delayed by “nonsense bureaucracy”, according to a Cabinet minister.
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Weightlifter Josh Summersgill celebrates bronze medal at England Weightlifting Championships
WARRINGTON-based professional weightlifter Josh Summersgill is celebrating after winning a bronze medal in the recent England Weightlifting Championships in Birmingham recently.
Aggressive beggars arrested in town centre
POLICE have arrested two males after they were seen aggressively begging in Warrington town centre.
Former employee leaves ex-boss with bleed on brain after Christmas party
A dad-of-two punched his former boss in the face knocking him unconscious and suffering a bleed on the brain after a chance meeting on a Christmas party night out.
How to effectively start a construction company in 2023
Imagine being the mastermind behind constructing homes, buildings, and structures that stand as a testament to your hard work. Starting a construction company lets you turn this dream into reality.
How to choose a consultant for digital transformation
In an age where technology is reshaping industries at an unprecedented pace, businesses are increasingly turning to digital transformation to stay relevant and competitive.
New returners programme in Warrington to drive gender equality in construction
A NEW returners programme is being launched in Warrington to help improve gender imbalances across the construction industry.
Giant-sized family panto stomping its way to Parr Hall
PARR Hall will be celebrating the festive season in style with a giant of a panto this January.
Council reveals how they brought bin strikes to an end with no lump sum payment for refuse workers
WARRINGTON Borough Council has revealed details of how they brought the bin strikes to an end with no lump sum paid to refuse workers to return to work.
Potential loss of millions in property investment will not result in cuts to council services
WITH current debts of £1.8b Warrington Borough Council has again defended its controversial investments despite reports it could lose millions on part of its property portfolio in Birmingham.