Warrington Wolves devastated by death of club photographer Bob Brough
WARRINGTON Wolves have paid tribute to popular club photographer Bob Brough, who has died after a short illness.
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Tories call for urgent statement after £32m Redwood Bank investment valued at £6.7m
OPPOSITION Tories on Warrington Borough Council are calling for an “urgent statement” from deputy leader Cathy Mitchell after the council’s draft statutory accounts for 2022-23 showed a £32m investment in Redwood Bank was now valued at £6.7m.
Aldi seeks 35 new recruits in Warrington as part of ongoing expansion
BUDGET supermarket Aldi is recruiting new colleagues in Warrington as a result of its continued expansion in the area.
Work well underway on 32nd Disability Awareness Day
WORK is well underway on the 32nd annual Disability Awareness Day which takes place at Walton Hall & Gardens on Sunday, July 16.
The Unsung Heroes of Effective Local Marketing Strategies
In the bustling market towns and serene villages of Warrington, where historic heritage blends seamlessly with modern enterprise, small businesses must not only compete with each other but also stand out amongst the high street giants.
Councillors name new locations for ward surgeries
THE three borough councillors for Culcheth Glazebury and Croft – Wendy Maisey, Carol Benson and Val Allen – have announced two new locations for their ward surgeries.
Ben named “Professional Young Engineer of the Year”
MECHANICAL engineer Ben Read, 28, from United Utilities, Warrington, has been named Professional Young Engineer of the Year by the Pump Centre.
Should I opt out of my workplace pension?
ONE thing that has become clear over the past couple of years, and particularly in the last 12 months with the horrendous increase in the cost of basic needs such as power and fuel, is the inadequacy of the basic state pension in providing a comfortable standard of life.
Tories fear interest cost “tsunami” on council loans while Labour blame Goverment’s abysmal record and failed austerity policy
WITH Warrington Borough Council facing a further £3m a year in interest costs on loans and a deficit of around £2 billion, opposition Tories have called on the Labour controlled council to “urgently reduce the enormous debt burden,” which they say is equivalent to £10,000 for every man, woman and child in Warrington.
Warrington to welcome first-ever Skills Bootcamp in care work
WARRINGTON is to be home to the region’s first-ever Skills Bootcamp in care work, allowing people in the sector to fast-track their way up the ladder thanks to funding secured by the Cheshire & Warrington Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP).