Should Warrington’s swing bridges get a heritage award?
ARE Warrington’s notorious swing bridges worthy of being nominated for a new heritage award?
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UTC champion Lord Baker visits new University Technical College
WARRINGTON’S University Technical College (UTCW) received a visit today from former Conservative Education Secretary and UTC champion Lord Baker as he attended the site of the new facility being builton Dallam Lane in Warrington town centre.
Accountants appoint new partner
PRACTICE manager Alicia Flint has been made a partner at Culcheth-based accountancy firm Hunter Healey.
MP awarded honorary doctorate
WARRINGTON South MP David Mowat has been awarded an honorary doctorate in business administration from a leading UK university.
Landmark year for Warrington Disability Partnership
NEXT Year is a landmark year for Warrington Disability Partnership – an organisation I have worked alongside from its inception 25 years ago – and indeed I am honoured to be a trustee.
Dial-a-ride charity threatened by funding cuts
A CASH-strapped Warrington charity claims cuts in Government funding will force it to close its vital Dial-a-Ride transport service for elderly and disabled people in the town before Christmas unless it can secure local financial support.
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.
£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.