Conflict and disputes can easily arise within different businesses across England and Wales, no matter what the size or scale of the business is. Unfortunately, sometimes businesses are faced with conflict or disputes that are difficult to resolve.
THE Cheshire and Warrington Digital Skills Partnership and Cheshire and Warrington Pledge have teamed up with computer giant IBM, to deliver digital skills training for young people attending the National Citizen Service (NCS) summer school programme from July to August 2021.
DEVELOPERS Urban Splash say they are “excited” after receiving detailed planning consent for a new neighbourhood at Grappenhall Woods in Warrington – the final phase of the Homes England Grappenhall Heys scheme.
A special festival celebrating the 50th anniversary of The Church of the Ascension at Woolston has not been cancelled and is set to take place next Saturday, July 10.
WARRINGTON-based FDR Law has been acquired by leading consumer law firm Taylor Rose MW, as it targets significant expansion in the North-West of England.
THE Covid-19 lockdown has changed the way that many of us work, and how this has affected the expenses that employees can claim against tax.
WARRINGTON’S Jaguar franchise has closed down, signposting customers to a dealership in Liverpool for ongoing servicing and product support.
Whilst many regard music as the lifeblood of Liverpool, and the city was even designated as a UNESCO city of music, its cultural contributions go beyond this. The arts boost Liverpool’s local economy, with the music industry alone being worth more than £100m and supporting over 2000 jobs.
SIX men who carried out a series of terrifying robberies as part of an organised crime gang armed with machetes at nearly 30 convenience stores, including ones in Lymm and Warrington, have been jailed for more than 50 years.
If you own a car, the chances are it has a pretty big role in your life – whether it’s for business reasons or leisure. Research shows that UK drivers believe having access to a car is more essential than ever – thanks largely to the coronavirus pandemic.
