New returners programme in Warrington to drive gender equality in construction
A NEW returners programme is being launched in Warrington to help improve gender imbalances across the construction industry.
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Giant-sized family panto stomping its way to Parr Hall
PARR Hall will be celebrating the festive season in style with a giant of a panto this January.
Council reveals how they brought bin strikes to an end with no lump sum payment for refuse workers
WARRINGTON Borough Council has revealed details of how they brought the bin strikes to an end with no lump sum paid to refuse workers to return to work.
Potential loss of millions in property investment will not result in cuts to council services
WITH current debts of £1.8b Warrington Borough Council has again defended its controversial investments despite reports it could lose millions on part of its property portfolio in Birmingham.
Record crowds visit town centre for Christmas extravaganza
WARRINGTON transformed into a magical Christmas wonderland as a record number of crowds gathered in the town centre to kickstart festive celebrations.
Household waste drop-off points to resume from Monday
THE two household waste drop-off points set up by Warrington Borough Council will be opened again from Monday 11 December.
AlphaBiolabs supports vulnerable families
WARRINGTON-based AlphaBiolabs is once again supporting vulnerable families with its annual 12 Days of Christmas campaign.
Warrington home care company celebrates 250th milestone
HOME care company, Home Instead UK, based in Lower Stretton, recently celebrated a key milestone in its history – the opening of its 250th franchise office.
Is it still worth buying a diesel or a petrol car?
The government has recently pushed back its proposed ban on petrol and diesel vehicles to 2035. If you’re considering buying a new vehicle, then you might wonder what implications this deadline has on the future value of your investment. Put simply, is it a good idea to buy a traditional gas-guzzling vehicle, or is it time to make a switch?
New Council Leader rejects complacency claims and says ending bin strike is his first and most important priority
THE new Leader of Warrington Borough Council, Cllr Hans Mundry, has rejected opposition Tory claims that the council is being complacent over the ongoing bin strike, saying it is his top priority to end it.