UBC welcomes Saffron Financial to Rutherford House
BIRCHWOOD based UBC have been busy welcoming companies back to their place of work and are also delighted to introduce a number of new clients to UBC offices.
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Getting students online campaign receives £20,000 boost
A CAMPAIGN to provide computers to 2,400 students launched by the Cheshire and Warrington Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) has received a £20,000 boost.
“Thank-you Warrington, we’ll see you soon!”
TO Sam and Charlotte Fox Warrington is more than just a place, it’s home.
So, you have everything in place? Time to think of Lasting Power of Attorney
Heather Lally, Associate Solicitor, Trust and Estate Practitioner and fully accredited member of Solicitors for the Elderly from FDR Law, considers the next stages for Owners and Managing Directors to ensure their businesses are completely covered when planning for the future.
Birchwood Park welcomes global Hewlett Packard Enterprise company
BIRCHWOOD Park, the North West’s largest single-owned out of town business park, is delighted to welcome European technology firm CDS, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, to its portfolio of occupiers on the Park.
Make plans for a safe night out in Warrington town centre
ANYONE planning a night out in Warrington this weekend is being reminded that there remains a fantastic but reduced offering in the town centre with some venues choosing to close early.
Warrington’s MPs respond to “mini-budget” aimed at boosting economy and protecting jobs
WHILE Warrington South MP Andy Carter has welcomed some “big steps” in the Chancellor’s mini-budget to protect jobs and boost the economy, Warrington North MP Charlotte Nichols, while welcoming many of the measures, fears for the three three million people excluded from financial support.
Warrington tops town centre footfall recovery chart
A “Centre for Cities” report released at the end of June positioned Warrington as having the highest increase in footfall since lockdown was relaxed and non-essential retail started to reopen.
Council must save £38m – even before COVID-19
WARRINGTON Borough Council will need to make savings of £38 million over the next four years – even before the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is taken into account.
Vehicle adaption company overwhelmed with response to protective screens
WARRINGTON based Vehicle Adaptations company BAS has had an overwhelming response to a new range of protective screens suitable for taxis, minibuses, driving schools and other private hire vehicles.