3,000 cases of domestic abuse in Warrington during pandemic
MORE than 3,000 cases of domestic abuse have been reported to police in Warrington during the pandemic.
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“Mrs Santa” to do 35-mile ultra marathon on Christmas Day
A REAL-life Mrs Santa Claus will be running through the streets of Warrington on Christmas Day, swapping breakfast for a 35 mile”ultra marathon” to bring some festive cheer to children in hospital and even direct to their homes.
Latest data shows COVID-19 cases declining although some “hotspots” see increases
WHILE many areas of Warrington have continued to see numbers of new COVID-19 cases declining, resulting in the town being placed in Tier 2, several areas have seen increases, most notably Culcheth East & Hollins Green.
Why You Aren’t Getting Any Website Visitors
It can feel pretty painful when the dial barely moves on your website visitor count. This is common when your website has just launched, as even with the best efforts it takes time to build an audience.
Warrington’s two MPs respond to Chancellor’s Spending Review
WARRINGTON’S two MPs have given their feedback on the Chancellor’s spending review, which includes a public sector pay freeze and a cut to foreign aid spending in a bid to tackle soaring debt and unemployment amid a huge COVID-19 induced economic downturn.
Airline crew aim to keep NHS staff spirits flying high with Project Wingman Legacy Lounge
WITH the impact of the second wave of COVID-19 being felt at Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals (WHH) a project which has seen airline crew provide much-needed respite and refreshments has climbed to new heights.
MP delighted with £8m airport funding to protect jobs
WARRINGTON South MP Andy Carter says he is delighted Manchester & Liverpool Airports are to receive a grant of up to £8 million to protect local jobs and bounce back after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Firms risk wasting money on digital technology
MANUFACTURERS in Warrington and Cheshire are risking wasted time, money and effort adopting digital technology without a strategic plan for digital transformation, research by Made Smarter has revealed.
Taxi drivers to be offered coronavirus support grant
TAXI drivers across Warrington are to be offered a coronavirus support grant because the trade is continuing to see low passenger numbers as a result of the pandemic.
New report recommends Cheshire-wide approach to tackling bullying
CHESHIRE’S Anti-Bullying Commission has released its first report into bullying among under 25s in Cheshire, with one in five children experiencing some form of online bullying last year.