COVID-19 infection rates are continuing to fall in Warrington with 88 new cases reported in the latest data, with no further deaths locally and hospital inpatient numbers remaining at 65.
A BUILDER has been ordered to pay compensation to two former clients after being found guilty of unfair trading regulations relating to poor quality and unfinished building works on their homes.
POLICE have issued a warning about an increase in bike thefts across Warrington in recent weeks, in particular from outside railway stations.
Humanity is benefiting from automation in the digital age, which should be applauded. With the assistance of automation, people are able to do a great deal more.
The average life of the catalytic converter is 150,000 km of mileage, but taking into account a number of adverse factors and the quality of the part itself, this figure may be smaller.
The holiday is the best way of enjoyment and people find out enjoyment when they decided to go on vacation. Nothing is more enjoyable than spending a holiday in an incredible pool.
A new road on the residential part of Omega has been named in memory of Major Frederic A Borsodi, USAAF, who tragically died whilst flying an experimental jet plane over Burtonwood airbase in January 1945.
Almost every office worker will experience back pain at some point in their lives. After all, sitting at a desk for seven or eight hours a day isn’t what our bodies are designed for.
A £35,000 funding boost has been granted to Warrington help tackle fly-tipping in the borough.
PLANS for a single, two-storey building offering flexible employment space have been submitted on land at the Lingley Mere Business Park, Warrington.
