Takeaway shop’s late night opening plan is thrown out
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have thrown out a take-away shop’s bid for longer late-night opening.
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Miller Homes relocates North West office to Birchwood Park
HOUSEBUILDER Miller Homes has relocated its North West office to Birchwood Park in Warrington.
More than £30m spent on flood defence works in Warrington – and more to come
MORE than £30 million has been spent on flood defence work in Warrington since Storm Eva hit the town five years ago – with more work set to come.
Company clocks up more digital support during pandemic
A Warrington-based company has been clocking up more digital support during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the function to communicate in the digital world taking on a whole new level of importance for the road transport industry.
Vaccine rollout needs to align with a roadmap for economic recovery
A Vaccine rollout must align with a roadmap for economic recovery says Warrington Borough Council’s Cabinet member for Economic Development and Innovation, Cllr Tom Jennings.
Mission accomplished! Now time to set a new fund-raising challenge for 2021
LITTLE did I know when I agreed to become the face to help launch St Rocco’s Hospice’s 100 faces fund-raising campaign that we would be thrown into the middle of a global COVID-19 pandemic.
Time to get lagging water pipes
WITH Winter finally here and temperatures plummeting, water company United Utilities is urging Warrington homes and businesses to get lagging – and avoid the misery of a wet and costly winter.
Warrington to move into Tier 4 after record rise in COVID-19 infections
JUST four days after being moved into Tier 3 Warrington and Cheshire will move into tier 4 tomorrow, following a record rise in COVID-19 cases.
Press release campaign: budgeting what you need to know
Press releases are all about finding a compelling story to present your brand to the target audience. The public image you want to build for yourself is important, so it needs solid planning.
Plan to make town centre COVID-19 traffic measures permanent will create even more rat runs!
HAVING been a near-daily visitor to Warrington Town Centre for business and recreational purposes for more than 40 years, I have to say the latest plans to make the temporary COVID-19 related traffic measures permanent, is possibly the most ill-conceived highways proposal I have ever witnessed since the creation of the Bridge Foot chaos, which has now become worse, making three lanes merge into two.