Rental income and company cars
This month there are a couple of changes or expected changes. The first affects people with rental income and the other affecting people with a company car who pay for their own fuel.
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School’s anti-bullying message to a village
NEWCHURCH Primary School, Culcheth decided to make a lasting impression on pupils and the village in general to mark Anti-Bullying Week.
Be an Angel and Invest in Tech
A special workshop is taking place in Warrington for business angels interested in investing in technology companies.
Contract cleaning provider celebrates 40 years
A WARRINGTON-based contract cleaning services provider will be celebrating 40 years in business next year.
Civic Society would have opposed water tower demolition
WARRINGTON Civic Society say they would have opposed the demolition of the iconic Garnett’s cabinet works water tower which they say will be a “sad loss to the town’s heritage and skyline.”
Lymm mum launches Artisan Christmas Fair
A Lymm mother of three is launching an Artisan Market at the village hall on Sunday December 17 from 11am-3pm giving local businesses a chance to promote their goods.
All set for Lymm Dickensian Day
LAUNCHED more than thirty years ago Lymm Dickensian Christmas Festival will take place on Saturday, December 9.
Historic Garnett’s Cabinet Works to be demolished
THE historic former Garnett Cabinet Works building on Barbauld Street, Warrington, is set to be demolished due to its unsafe and dangerous condition.
Eight compete for “comedian of the year” title
EIGHT comedians will compete for the title “Albion Comedian of the Year” at Warrington’s Albion pub on Wednesday, November 29.
Police commissioner signs up to living wage commitment
STAFF working in the office of Police and Crime Commissioner David Keane are to receive at least the “Living Wage”.