Primas Law opens its fourth office as firm continues dynamic growth
CORPORATE and commercial law firm Primas Law has opened the doors to its fourth office as the firm continues to deliver on its expansive strategy for the year.
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Major boost for electric vehicles in Warrington
WARRINGTON Borough Council’s work to support people to make the switch from petrol and diesel vehicles to electric has been given a boost, thanks to new government funding.
Net zero carbon industrial unit let to supermarket chain
INDUSTRIAL and warehouse developer Tungsten Properties has let its new 246,134 sq ft net zero carbon industrial unit in Warrington to Farmfoods, the frozen food and grocery supermarket chain.
Consultation over proposed highway improvements to cobbled area of Pepper Street, Lymm
HIGHWAY planners are consulting with residents and businesses at Lymm over proposals to reconstruct the cobbled section of Pepper Street that is in a poor condition.
Climate Emergency Commission launches bold new strategy
WARRINGTON’S Climate Emergency Commission has launched a bold new Climate Emergency Strategy for the borough.
Langtree sees profits double as occupancy and rents rise
WARRINGTON-based commercial property company Langtree has seen profits double with occupancy and rents both rising in the last financial year.
£6.1m funding boost to accelerate digitalisation among Warrington manufacturers
A trailblazing programme that has backed Warrington manufacturers to adopt new digital technology and skills to create growth and jobs has secured £6.1m funding to continue for three more years.
Lymm May Queen stalwart stands down after decade of voluntary service
LYMM May Queen Chair, local Cllr. Kath Buckley has decided to retire after 10 years of voluntary service on the organising committee, the last five as Chair.
No Brainer continues winning streak with latest industry ranking
WARRINGTON-based digital PR, SEO and content agency, No Brainer, has been ranked amongst the top 20 PR agencies in the north.
Mini-Budget: “Voodoo economics” v Rewarding hard work with low taxes
WARRINGTON’s two MPs Charlotte Nichols (Lab) and Andy Carter (Con) have given their differing opinions on the largest mini-budget for 50 years.