Skills commission aims to secure borough’s future economic success
WORK has started on a new strategic review of employment skills in Warrington, to help secure the future economic success of the borough.
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Minister praises firm for investment in training and apprenticeships to secure growth
MINISTER for Employment Guy Opperman MP praised Warrington-based global engineering solutions company BGEN for their investment in training and apprenticeships during a recent visit to the town.
Baby Fair a resounding success
A BABY Fair held recently at Appleton Parish Hall has been hailed a resounding success by visitors and exhibitors.
BLME acquires National Crime Agency headquarters for £40.6 million
BANK of London and The Middle East plc (BLME) has acquired a landmark office building in Warrington, occupied by the National Crime Agency, for £40.6 million.
A chance to claim a share of £90,000 seized from criminals
COMMUNITY groups, businesses, and members of the police family across Cheshire have until 9am on Friday (January 27) to apply to the Community Cashback Fund.
Gravity bounces back at Time Square
FOLLOWING its unexpected closure last year Gravity Warrington will be bouncing back into business at Time Square when it re-opens on February 1st.
Developers ramp it up with £2,000 grant for Scouts
THE 21st Warrington West Scouts have received a £2,000 grant from a local developer which has gone towards the construction of a ramp to replace some steep steps to provide wheelchair access at their HQ.
6 Reasons Why You Should Hire A Permanent Recruitment Agency
Hiring the right employees is crucial for the success of any business. But finding and recruiting top talent can be a time-consuming and costly process, especially for small and medium-sized companies.
Last day to have a say on the cost of the police
Tomorrow is the last day to have a say on the Cheshire police precept – the amount you will pay towards the cost of policing next year.
MP welcomes Government crack down on energy companies forcing vulnerable customers onto pre-payment meters
WARRINGTON South MP Andy Carter has welcomed Government plans to stop energy companies forcibly moving consumers over to pre-payment meters.