Paving the way for Women in Construction
PASSIONATE about supporting the next generation of women into the construction industry an award-winning contractor is once again supporting Torus Foundation’s Women in Construction (WiC) training programme.
PASSIONATE about supporting the next generation of women into the construction industry an award-winning contractor is once again supporting Torus Foundation’s Women in Construction (WiC) training programme.
FUNDS have been secured for a £28.25m multi-generation development on the site of the former Lymm Hotel.
OVER the last two weekends, Warrington’s litter picking heroes broke some new records, collecting over 300 bags of rubbish!
Uncertainty is something we feel confident plenty of us have experienced throughout the last twelve months or so. But, unfortunately for many of us, obstacles were thrown in our path, which may have taken us off course somewhat.
FIVE new members have been appointed on the Cheshire and Warrington Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) board as it steps up activity to drive forward the region’s economic growth.
WARRINGTON South MP Andy Carter has urged the Government to do more for the aviation and travel industry in light of recent announcements around the travel corridor list, with nearly 4,000 local people employed at Manchester and Liverpool airports.
The ways in which the world’s governments have regulated the vaping industry have evolved rapidly over the years – and just when things appear to be more or less set in stone, everything changes again.
The internet is changing almost every aspect of our lives, from performing transactions to interacting with each other. It has exceptionally altered the nature of business and work in our society.
SME MANUFACTURERS in Cheshire and Warrington can now access free hands-on support and local R&D expertise to help them make the most of industrial digital technologies, following the launch of a new initiative: CW4.0.
THE long-term future of the historic Drill Hall which is part of Warrington’s Town Hall complex now seems secure following a decision by borough planners.