Property management company becomes a founder patron of Warrington Youth Zone
A PROPERTY management company has become the latest founder patron of Warrington Youth Zone –the brand new young people’s charity set to open next year.
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Who pays inheritence tax?
HEATHER Lally, Associate Solicitor, Estate and Trust Practitioner and Associate member of Solicitors for the Elderly at FDR Law looks at the question, who pays inheritance tax?
How property management companies can advertise on google
Just a decade or so ago, it seemed that all you needed to get your company up and running was an ad in the local paper.
UTC Warrington awarded “Good” Ofsted
STAFF and students at UTC Warrington are celebrating after the town centre college was awarded a “Good” Ofsted rating by education inspectors.
What are the alternatives to short-term pay day loans?
Bills and unexpected costs don’t care what day of the month it is. They don’t care if you’re days or weeks away from your next payday.
Environment Agency staff take to pedal power
STAFF from the Environment Agency’s Warrington office ditched their cars in favour of bicycles to mark “Cycle to Work” day
Fiddler’s Ferry power station to close next year
THE giant Fiddler’s Ferry Power Station, near Warrington, is set to close by the end of March next year.
Birchwood Park welcomes Countryside Properties
WARRINGTON based Birchwood Park, the North West’s award-winning, largest single-owned business park, has welcomed brand-new occupier Countryside Properties onto the site.
Cyber crime police seek help from public
POLICE have issued CCTV images of a woman they believe could assist an investigation after a virus was installed on a shop computer at Warrington.
Nuclear engineering giant wins multi million dollar contract
ENGINEERING and technical services giant Wood has won a multi-million dollar contract to provide engineering and technical services to Hinkley Point C nuclear power station.