Union slams officer led council
ANGRY union bosses have accused Warrington Borough Council of being an
“officer led” authority following a decision by the executive board to
press ahead with moves to outsource adult social care
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Lymm undone by ten minutes of class from Sale
LYMM Rugby Union welcomed Sale to Beechwood for the first league game between the two local rivals.
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Mr Smith's building officially saved!
WARRINGTON’S iconic Mr Smith’s nightclub has now officially been saved
from the bulldozers and will be transformed into a Youth Zone – and a new home for Warrington Youth Club.
Council urges residents to be solar panel smart
WARRINGTON council’s Trading Standards team is encouraging residents to
do their research before agreeing to install solar panels on their
homes.
Belong Warrington residents get creative
CUSTOMERS at Belong Warrington, the new community care village on
Loushers Lane, have been connecting with their creative side through an
inspiring sensory art workshop.
Small firms see no value in HS2
A NEW survey of small firms has shown a sizeable majority believe there
will no business benefits from the proposed HS2 rail link between London
and the North West.
Pavement cafes may serve drinks without meals
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are seeking approval of a revised
pavement café policy which would allow the sale of alcohol without an
accompanying table meal.
Rugby stadium set to host top football event
WARRINGTON Wolves’ Halliwell Jones Stadium is set to host a top football event next week, Thursday, October 16.
New college backs call for work ready youngsters
MANY young people are not adequately prepared for the workplace – and
Warrington’s new university technical college is backing a call from the
British Chambers of Commerce that stronger links must be forged between
educators and business.