Residents urged to share Warrington Town Deal ideas
LOCAL residents, businesses and visitors are being encouraged to share their views and suggestions on Warrington’s Town Deal projects, before the public survey closes this Sunday 22 August.
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MP encouraged by falls in unemployment levels and rise in vacancies during visit to job centre
WARRINGTON South MP Andy Carter has praised businesses for their resilience, ingenuity and determination to bounce back following a reduction in the number of local people claiming benefits and record numbers of vacancies being advertised.
All set for popular Great Sankey Market
THE popular Great Sankey Market returns this Saturday (Aug 21) with a lineup of 65 fantastic stalls and small independent businesses and live music from Olly Flavell who will get those toes tapping in no time!
How To Become A Better Electrician
When you’re working in a trade, there is always more room to improve the services that you offer. You should never settle for a satisfactory level of work, especially if you’re employed as an electrician.
Redundant workers awarded £180,000 after company collapsed
MORE than 60 people made redundant when Warrington construction company Harry Fairclough collapsed have won a pay-out totalling just over £180k following a judgement by an employment tribunal.
Penketh Carnival returns after a year like no other
WITH more than 40 years of tradition and a year like no other, Penketh Carnival returned to Greystone Recreation ground with a carnival atmosphere.
Council remains confident in investment in Together Energy despite growing condemnation
WARRINGTON Borough Council says it remains “confident” in its controversial investment in green energy company Together Energy following a near-reported £4m loss – which the company has described as a profit.
MP welcomes new town centre university facilities to boost regeneration
WARRINGTON South MP Andy Carter has welcomed new University of Chester sites, based in the town centre, which will welcome more than 1,000 students in the new year.
Town not doing enough to combat climate change, says Green Party
THE Green Party says Warrington is not doing enough to address the climate emergency and is calling for drastic action to defend the planet against the threat caused by human activity.
Risley based family haulage company purchased by Leyland transport firm
A family-owned haulage and logistics company in Risley Warrington has been purchased by a Leyland-based vehicle transport business.