Much to benefit us says Lib Dem leader
THERE is much in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement that can benefit
people in Warrington, according to Ian Marks, leader of the Liberal
Democrat group on the borough council.
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Outpatient services on the doorstep
PEOPLE in the Culcheth area can now access some hospital outpatient services in their own community.
Court injunction kept buses running
WARRINGTON Borough Transport took legal action to ensure the town’s
buses kept running during the one-day strike by public sector workers.
World Cup bid second to none!
WARRINGTON’S bid to be a host town for the 2013 Rugby League World Cup
was described as “second to none” during a special launch event at the
town hall.
Three schools stay open on strike day
ONLY three schools in Warrington will be fully open tomorrow (Wednesday)
when public sector workers stage a national, one-day strike.
TailorMade are bucking the trend!
WARRINGTON based TailorMade Group are “bucking the trend” after moving into their fabulous new headquarters at Woolston.
Town to host rugby World Cup
WARRINGTON will play a major role in the Rugby League World Cup
in 2013 after being chosen by the Rugby League to be a host town, which could
trigger a £2 million boost to the local economy.
Tea for two has wheels
TWO Warrington women have embarked on a new business venture – mobile cream teas.
Recruitment firm wins award
RECRUITMENT specialist Fircroft, who have a branch at Warrington’s
Birchwood Park, has won a prestigious Association of Professional
Staffing Companies (APSCo) Recruitment Company of the Year award, taking
the ‘Business with Over £100m Turnover’ category.
Pub owner didn't have TV licence
A PUB owner caught without a television licence has been ordered to pay £315 by magistrates.