Spending plans make gloomy reading
WARRINGTON Borough Council’s spending plans for the period up to 2013
make gloomy reading. After years of cutbacks we are to expect more
cutbacks. One wonders how long it can go on.
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Police target town centre drunks
DRUNKS, thieves and those behaving anti-socially will be targeted as
part of a special police operation in Warrington town centre over the
festive season.
Jobs boom as Home Office moves in
THE Home Office is to open a major new regional centre at Warrington – bringing many new jobs to the town.
Support for food and drink trade
AN innovative programme to support the local food and drink sector
through closer links with tourism businesses is to be developed
following funding approval from the Warrington-based North West
Development Agency.
Recruitment firm is 50 not out
WARRINGTON-based specialist recruitment company DATS is celebrating 50 years in business.
Police warning after attack on woman
POLICE at Warrington have warned the public to be vigilant following an
attack on a woman as she walked alone in the early evening.
Bug battler moves into lab
A WELL-known “bug battling” firm has moved into STFC Daresbury
Laboratory’s Innovations Technology Access Centre, near Warrington.
Double praise for winter market
THE annual Winter Market in Stockton Heath received “double praise” from a parish councillor.
Rallying to support worst town
THE people of Warrington have rallied to the town’s support following
the controversial report from the Audit Commission criticising local
public services.
Praise for alternative Asco store
A flagship alternative supermarket in Warrington has been praised for
its commitment to providing local produce and creating jobs by Council
Leader Ian Marks.