A helping hand at maths
BUDDING mathematicians at Newchurch Primary School, Warrington, got a
helping hand from accountancy firm Hunter Healey during “maths week.”
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Councillors hit out over HS2
WORRIED councillors have joined MP Helen Jones in an outspoken attack on
the Government for failing to take seriously the problems the HS2 rail
project will cause in the Warrington area.
Pub bosses fined over fire safety
THE landlord and licensee of a Warrington pub have been prosecuted for failing to put in place adequate fire safety measures.
HS2 should change track
WARRINGTON Borough Council has called on high-speed rail developer HS2 Ltd to change track on its proposals.
Labour bosses in clamp down on local party
NATIONAL Labour Party bosses have imposed tough restrictions on the
party in Warrington following an investigation into a series of internal
disputes and incidents said to have brought it into disrepute.
From watches to rodents!
IF you’ve ever visited Earlestown Market Nigel Caves has probably
repaired your watch or sold you a new one during his fourteen years
behind a market stall.
Wolves flying high with Emirate airlines
WARRINGTON Wolves are flying high after announcing a four-year
sponsorship deal appointing Emirates as Official Airline and the club’s
new Main Sponsor.
Fire service prepare for strike action
CHESHIRE Fire and Rescue Service is urging members of the public to be
extra vigilant with further strike action looming this Friday (November
1) and next Monday (November 4) at a traditionally busy time of the year
in the lead up to bonfire night.
Praise for town's area boards
A SENIOR councillor has praised the efforts of Warrington’s area boards
in providing much-needed grants to community groups across the town.
Warrington gives region a boost
THE North West has been dubbed Britain’s “apprenticeship capital” – and
workers in Warrington are being credited with having a lot to do with
it.