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.
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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.
Crime gang jailed after massive drugs seizure at Warrington
MEMBERS of an organised crime group who conspired to supply a massive quantity of cocaine across the North of England – including Warrington – have been jailed.
Exhibition will reveal Warrington’s 50-year link with the space race
AN EXHIBITION opening in Warrington later this month will reveal the town’s little-known connection to the Hubble Space Telescope.
MP leads debate on trade union access to workplaces
WARRINGTON South MP Faisal Rashid led a 90-minute debate in Parliament on trade union access to workplaces.
World would be a darker place without Warrington’s unique Peace Foundation
HAVING seen some of the fantastic work being carried out by the Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation for Peace it gave me no pleasure earlier this week reporting that this unique charity, set up in the wake of the Warrington Bombing, is facing the prospect of a 95 per cent cut in government funding.
Bents hosts creative pop up with curated makers
During June Bents Garden & Home will be hosting Curated Makers, comprising 34 of the North’s best creative makers.
Retired dentist bids to create new world record rowing Atlantic!
RETIRED Lymm dentist John Moorhouse is preparing to embark on his next adventure – bidding to break a new world record in the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge!
Peace Centre charity faces uncertain future following 95pc cut in Home Office funding
THE charity set up at Warrington’s pioneering peace centre following a terrorist bomb attack on the town is facing an uncertain future following a possible 95 per cent cut in funding from the Home Office.