Headline Sponsors announced for Warrington Business Awards
THE Warrington Business Awards organising committee has announced that Redwood Bank and Warrington & Co will be Headline Sponsors of the 2018 Awards.
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Cats Protection supported by local oven valeting business
ABANDONED and neglected cats in Warrington are to be given a boost thanks to a charitable drive by the owners of a local oven valeting business.
5 Ways To Make Your Business More Environmentally Friendly
It may not seem like it, but those bin bags in the office soon add up. With everyone throwing everything in there, from cardboard to plastic bottles, it’s easy to ignore just how much waste your company is making.
City mayors to speak at Warrington Business Awards
THIS year’s Warrington Business Awards will launch with a unique event – with the Mayors of Greater Manchester and Liverpool City Region as guest speakers.
Preventing young suicide – everyone’s business
THE work of the UK’s only charity dedicated to preventing young suicide will be explored at a free event at Warrington.
MP inspired by ‘Solo Business of the Year’ winner Ami Sekhon
WARRINGTON South MP Faisal Rashid, has been inspired by award winning business woman Ami Sekhon, who overcame illness as a child to go on and launch her own business.
Things to do to Make your Business a Brand
You have to find a way in which you can make a brand out of your business; unless you do so, you can’t achieve the target that you have in your mind.
Council commit to keeping all libraries open – subject to robust business cases
WARRINGTON Borough Council has committed to maintain all existing library provision in the town – subject to robust business cases.
Boost Your Business with GPS Tracker from Uboro
Currently, installing GPS trackers and applications is the most inexpensive and easy method to be always aware of where the car is, how fast it moves, and what route it takes.
Businesses told: “Don’t be put off employing the disabled”
EMPLOYERS in Warrington should not be put off employing disabled people, according to the borough council’s equality chief.