The benefits of investing in SMEs
The UK’s SMEs play an important role in the economy. There are, according to the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), 5.5 million private sector businesses in the UK and 99.9 per cent of those are SMEs.
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Is the new cash-LISA a worthy vehicle for your savings?
A building society is launching the UK’s first, cash-only Lifetime ISA (LISA) today.
Warrington Wolves have an exciting future
The Warrington Wolves; a team which was founded in 1876 by seven young men and originally named the Warrington Zingari has seen many changes over the years to become the club it is today. Recently the Wolves have combined their heritage with input from the fans, to create a new brand & a new look, officially welcoming back their nickname ‘The Wire’ which refers to the wire-drawing industry in the town dating back to 1874.
Warrington’s Chris Hill Named in England Squad to Face Samoa
Warrington’s Chris Hill is the only Wolves player to be named in Wayne Bennett’s 20-man England squad, which will face Samoa next month in Sydney at the Campbelltown Sports Ground. Hill has been capped 18 times by his country and could start at prop in the test match.
UK SMEs to be Hit Hard by Brexit uncertainty?
There is a lot to think about when starting a small business. Between securing start-up capital and customers, exchange rates are probably the last thing on your mind.
Will Warrington Town FC Make the Promotion Playoffs?
The promotion playoffs race is starting to heat up in the Evo-Stik Northern Premier League. With less than two months left during the regular season, Warrington Town FC have some ground to make up in the playoffs race.
Cooper Is Pleased to Be Back Playing for the Wolves
Mike Cooper made a return to action in a Warrington Wolves match last weekend following a three-year spell in the Australia playing for St George Illawarra. The 28-year-old made the trip to the NRL after playing 122 games for his hometown club between 2006 and 2013.
Top footie teams in our region
The teams of the north-west have traditionally dominated English football. While there are currently more southern clubs in the Premier League than northern ones, this does not mean the region is no longer capable of attracting top talent.