Workers who lose out in the freeze
TWENTY per cent of working people in North Warrington earn less than the
“Living Wage” yet will still fall foul of the government freeze on
working tax credit, according to MP Helen Jones.
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Council chiefs seek views on a bus strategy
BOROUGH Council chiefs at Warrington are seeking the views of residents and business leaders on a draft local bus strategy.
Frodsham’s biggest ever survey of public opinion
FRODSHAM Town Council has released the results of its major, town-wide consultation exercise carried out…
Councillors to stand for Parliament
LIBERAL Democrats at Warrington have selected two sitting borough
councillors as their prospective Parliamentary candidates for next
year’s General Election.
Time running out for entrepreneurs
TIME is running out for Warrington entrepreneurs to secure a place on a
fully funded university business growth programme that is boosting
turnover and profits for participating firms.
Garage firm wins plans battle
A CONTROVERSIAL motor repair business at Warrington is to be allowed to
carry on operating, despite objections from nearby residents.
Web company's cultural contract
A WARRINGTON-based web specialist has secured a two year £400,000
contract with the UK’s leading cultural relations and educational
opportunities organisation.
Its time for a new van…what to consider before you part with your cash
WHETHER you are a multi-national conglomerate or a self employed
carpenter, your choice of van is vital to the smooth running of your
business.
Praise for hi-tech centre
A HIGH performance computing hub near Warrington has been praised by members of the House of Lords Digital Skills Committee.