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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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VIDEO: A wet and windy Monday morning didn’t stop loyal customers turning out in force as the brand new multi-million pound Warrington Market opened its doors for the first time.
THE reopening of pubs, bars and restaurants in Warrington and Cheshire over the weekend passed relatively peacefully with 10 arrests linked to the night-time economy, including one man arrested for a serious assault outside a local pub.
IN an industry first, major names in the highly competitive delivery/parcel industry have joined forces to create the scale required to manage the collection and delivery of Covid-19 home testing kits.
LONG-STANDING issues of anti-social behaviour and under investment at a shopping precinct in Woolston, which has created “hell” for tenants, looks set to be resolved.