Beth’s Princess dreams come true
AS a young girl Beth Trainer lived in a fairytale world of Disney Princess films to help cope with the tragic loss of her mother.
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“Let’s put Fairtrade on the road signs” says MP
WARRINGTON South MP Faisal Rashid is to urge the borough council to promote the town’s status as a “Fairtrade Borough” on local road signage.
Firm fined £250,000 for car clocking offences
A HIGH-profile chauffeur company responsible for millions of miles of car clocking offences has been found guilty of fraud and fined £250,000.
Police swoop in move to tackle modern slavery
POLICE in Warrington have been taking part in a national initiative to tackle modern slavery and human trafficking across the county.
New career path for ex-RAF technician
AN EX-MILITARY serviceman is starting a new and exciting career in the retail motor sector, thanks to an innovative partnership
Something for everyone this Christmas
CHRISTMAS is almost upon us, and Warrington Borough Council and its partners are providing a festive programme of events for the whole family to enjoy.
Former student embarks on new career path thanks to apprenticeship
FORMER college student Beth Wood says starting an apprenticeship with Warrington’s largest adult social care provider Catalyst Choices was one of the best decisions of her life.
Ice rink cancelled at Culcheth Christmas Market
PLANS to have an ice rink at Culcheth’s Christmas Market have been scuppered after the owner was badly injured in a car accident – but there will still be plenty of other attractions at the event this Saturday.
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.
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.