Cheshire and Warrington Combined Authority (CWCA) leaders used a landmark first conference to bolster plans to bring a high-speed train line to the region and unveil an ambitious agenda for future growth and investment.
FED-UP villagers at Culcheth have taken matters into their own hands, launching a community-led weeding and tidying blitz after growing tired of waiting for the local authority to clear “dreadful,” overgrown streets.
The Cyber Essentials scheme updated to version 3.3 on 27 April 2026, introducing the new Danzell question set. For businesses across the UK, this update changes how assessors score security controls and manage compliance.
ONE of Warrington’s longest-established family retailers, Hancock & Wood, has announced its closing down forever sale at its iconic Bridge Street store after more than 110 years in business, marking the end of an era for the town centre.
United Utilities has been recognised as one of the world’s leading sustainable businesses, securing 59th place globally in TIME magazine’s ranking of the world’s 750 most sustainable companies.
THE newly transformed Daresbury Park Hotel, which closed to the public for more than five years to house migrants, has officially opened its doors following the completion of its multi-million pound refurbishment programme.
A local coffee roastery and wholesaler of coffee beans, RoastHouse has launched a campaign to donate £1 to Warrington Youth Zone from each 1kg pack of WYZ Brew coffee beans sold.
As UK construction projects continue to battle volatile supply chains and tightening compliance regulations, a new player has entered the commercial lighting market with a mission to restore technical accountability and reliable stock availability.
Medical centres, regional healthcare institutions, and pharmacies worldwide are actively implementing intelligent digital tools. A similar transformation has long been underway in the pharmaceutical industry. For example, automated software for literature monitoring has become vital for efficiently tracking drug safety.
Every high street has them – the shops you notice and the shops you walk straight past. Wander through Warrington town centre and the difference is rarely about size or budget. More often it comes down to something simple: how cared-for the place looks from the pavement, starting with the sign above the door.
