End of an era as Waysiders set to close down after 70 years
ANOTHER of Warrington’s long established family businesses – the
Waysiders on Horsemarket Street, is calling time on trading in the town
centre.
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VIDEO- Waysiders set to close after 70 years
VIDEO interview with Waysiders owner Martin Hales, who has decided to call time on his family business after 70 years in Warrington town centre.
Carnival of the Animals
THE critically-acclaimed Northern Chamber Orchestra is bringing the
Saint-Saens Carnival of the Animals to Warrington Thursday June 26.
Warrington's special police action
SPECIAL Constables – the volunteer officers who give up their spare time
to support the regular police – were active in the Warrington area as
part of National Specials Weekend.
New £10m state of the art school set for Beamont
A NEW state of the art £10 million educational facility is set to take
shape on the site of Beamont school on Long Lane, Warrington.
Burglar alarm conmen jailed and ordered to forfeit £1 million
THE owners of a Warrington based company who preyed on vulnerable
victims by unfairly selling burglar alarms have been jailed and had £1 million confiscated following a lengthy case heard in Norwich.
Students get job-seeking tips
STUDENTS preparing to enter the job market learnt how to put their
job-seeking skills to their best use during Careers Week at Warrington
Collegiate.
Shops could save £1,000 on rates
UP to 1,020 shops and pubs in Warrington could be eligible for cuts of up to a third on their business rates.
Council's 50 ways to save £50 million
WARRINGTON Borough Council has found 50 innovative ways to save money –
and as a result has saved £50 million to help cope with losing almost a third of its Government funding over the past three years.
Plan to ban traffic from rat run
PLANS to ban traffic, other than for access from the full length of a
Warrington road that has become a “rat run” have triggered objections.