Town's skills needs under scrutiny
A REPORT looking at the economic, skills and learning needs of the town
has been officially launched by the Warrington Skills Commission.
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Town's mixed reaction to HS2
GOVERNMENT proposals for HS2 – the high speed rail link between London
and the North – have drawn a mixed reaction in Warrington.
Creative students see the future
STUDENTS aiming to shape the future of music, film and media will be
given a glimpse of the world of the creative industries during an event
at Warrington.
Travellers' camp rejected by planners
THE controversial plan to expand a travellers’ camp on Green Belt land at Grappenhall has been thrown out by planning chiefs.
Crime – we're safest for 23 years!
CRIME in Cheshire has fallen by a further five per cent in the past year
and the chances of becoming a victim of crime are at their lowest since
1990 according to figures released by the British Crime Survey.
Village gets involved in Climate Week
RESIDENTS, schools, businesses and community groups at Lymm are being
given a chance to get involved in Climate Week – Britain’s biggest
climate change campaign.
Council's 848 below Living Wage staff
WARRINGTON Borough Council – which earlier this week decided to look
into introducing the “Living Wage” into its pay structure – employs 848
people who receive basic pay lower than it.
New stadium plan for Town!
AMBITIOUS Warrington Town Football Club have unveiled plans for a
stadium complex on the former Burtonwood air base site at Omega, which
includes an indoor sport and entertainment venue.
Travellers' camp back on agenda
THE controversial plan to expand a travellers’ camp on Green Belt land
at Warrington is to come back before the borough council’s development
management committee tomorrow.
Projects to change the face of town
AGREEMENT has been reached on two major development projects that will change the face of Warrington.