Council writes off £1.6 million unrecoverable debt
A TOTAL of £1,644,192 has been written off by Warrington Borough Council as unrecoverable debt.
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£3.4 million boost for high speed broadband rollout
CHESHIRE’S digital revolution has had a multi-million pound boost from BT to extend the reach of high speed fibre broadband across the county.
Christmas cheer from Watkinson Black
As we approach Christmas we thought we would spread some Christmas cheer amongst our readers by looking at a major change in the taxation of dividends that is taking place from April next year.
Callum on course for golfing success
A YOUNG golfer from Culcheth will represent the North West in one of the largest annual sporting events in England.
Greens hit out over 29,000 earning less than living wage
WARRINGTON Green Party has hit out after shock new statistics reveal that around 29,000 workers in the borough are being paid less than the living wage.
Bed industry “Oscar” for Land of Beds
HELSBY-based sleep specialists Land of Beds have been “Highly Commended” in the Independent Retailer of the Year category at the National Bed Federation’s Bed Industry Awards.
Food, clothing and goodwill provide refugees with hope
A 40ft container packed with food, clothing and other basics of life for refugees will arrive on the Greek island of Samos later this month – thanks to the generosity of people across Cheshire and the hard work of volunteers at Appleton Thorn.
Council lashes out at government cuts to public health services
PLANNED national government cuts to essential public health services were today slammed by Warrington Borough Council chiefs.
Warrington Market traders score top marks from mystery shoppers
WARRINGTON Market’s traders are some of the best in the business according to a mystery shoppers survey.
NW firm will build first part of £107m Bridge Street scheme
INDEPENDENT building and civil engineering company Construction Partnership UK has been appointed to build the first part of Warrington’s £107 million Bridge Street Regeneration Project – the temporary market building.