WARRINGTON Borough Council is to embrace digital technology to give
residents greater choice and more convenience when accessing council
services – but not at the expense of people unable to make use of the
technology.
A VILLAGE trader is thinking of moving his business out of Lymm because
of the problems he is facing since the new parking arrangements came
into force on local car parks.
WARRINGTON Borough Council’s budget consultation is now well underway in
a bid to identify £12 million of savings next year which come on top of
the £32 million worth of savings already made in the borough since
2010.
PLANNING bosses at Warrington are to visit a controversial travellers’ camp before deciding if it can be expanded.
A CONTROVERSIAL plan to convert the former Total Fitness gym at
Warrington into a retail store is to be closely scrutinised by planning
chiefs.
THE first major occupier to the ‘Omega North’ business park in
Warrington has been confirmed as food supplier Brakes and is expected to
create hundreds of new jobs.
AWARD winning wildlife photographer Lesley Wood waded through thigh-high
mud to reach the ideal spot on a windswept Camargue beach in the South
of France to capture some close-up shots of the of wild horses that
would soon be galloping towards her.
WARRINGTON based charity, the Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation for
Peace has appointed a new Chief Executive as the 20th anniversary of the
IRA bombing, which claimed the lives of two young boys, approaches in March
next year.
WARRINGTON Borough Council’s public consultation into its 2013-14 budget is continuing until Friday, January 11.
A FURTHER 20 people have completed training with Warrington Jobs Club – including interview techniques and CV writing.
