New crisis for Dial-a-Ride charity
WARRINGTON’S Dial-a-Ride transport charity is facing a new crisis with plans for a new Waste Transfer Centre off Winwick Road set to create even more problems from dust and debris.
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MP calls for extension to Local Plan consultation
WARRINGTON South MP Faisal Rashid is urging Warrington Borough Council to extend the consultaion period on the Local Plan Preferred Development Option.
Yellows squad set for season opener
WARRINGTON Town get their season underway against Rushall Olympic on Saturday – we take a look at their 2017/18 squad.
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.
Company’s £14m investment in powered access
WARRINGTON-based plant, tool and equipment hire company A-Plant has invested a further £14 million into expanding and renewing its powered access fleet.
New protest planned over Mersey bridge tolls
A PROTEST is planned at the Mersey Gateway Bridge on Monday, August 14 in the ongoing campaign to persuade the Government to scrap tolls on the bridge.
Persimmon build on partnership with Warrington Collegiate
LEADING housebuilders Persimmon Homes North West has joined forces with Warrington Collegiate and taken on six young brickwork students.
Young artists bring Mersey flood defences to life
FLOOD defences in Warrington have been brought to life thanks to a group of budding artists from Cardinal Newman RC High School.
M&S close town centre doors for final time
VIDEO: WARRINGTON’S town centre M&S store at Golden Square closed for the final time today (Saturday) leaving many shoppers, disappointed, angry and upset.
Local firm to lead key nuclear power research
WARRINGTON-based Amec Foster Wheeler has been appointed by the government to lead a key nuclear power research programme.