Carpe Diem’s Bill Carr named as new chair of IOD
WARRINGTON based Bill Carr, Managing Director at Carpe Diem, has been appointed as the new chair of the Institute of Directors’ (IoD) Cheshire branch.
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What’s On in Warrington – March 2017
Check out the top events in Warrington for March 2017: Music – Thursday 2 March…
Local school takes on exporting competition
Exporting doesn’t seem like an interest that many youngsters would share, but following a unique competition launched in partnership by The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) North team and ICC Solutions, young people from across the North of England challenged themselves to think outside the box and choose a product or service to export to a country that delivers the DofE.
Helping the homeless on town’s streets
STUDENTS from the Warrington campus of the University of Chester have been helping homeless people on the town’s streets.
TV presenter Louise says “give it a go”
TV presenter Louise Minchin, delivered a talk at the Warrington Campus of the University of…
Rival soccer fans get together for charity
BEST friends Scott Baron and Craig Hoyland, from Warrington, support rival football teams – but came together to raise money for charity.
Traders and councillors join forces to boost village trade
TRADERS and parish councillors at Lymm got together to thrash out a marketing strategy to encourage shoppers and tourists back into the village.
New set back for Wild Wings Birds of Prey
A bird sanctuary which has been struggling to find a new home in Warrington has been dealt a further setback following changes to the proposed route for Hs2.
Successful jobs fair returns to Birchwood
One of the most successful jobs and apprenticeships fairs in Warrington is back for another year, bringing some of the leading businesses in the area to jobseekers.
Mowat backs Labour’s devolution decision
WARRINGTON South MP David Mowat has added his voice to the chorus welcoming the borough council Labour Group’s decision to seek a devolution deal with Cheshire, rather than Liverpool.