Let the train take the strain
THE vital role of improved rail links to Warrington, Chester and the
rest of Cheshire if tourism and the visitor economy is to grow was
stressed at a conference attended by more than 30 organisations.
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Sales director steps up
A WARRINGTON sales director has been appointed managing director after
he doubled a company’s turnover to £1.4 million.
Charities launch joint website
THREE Warrington charities have launched a joint website to celebrate 10
years of helping children, young people and adults across the region.
Town's jobs gain is at other's expense
MORE than 150 new banking jobs are to be created at Warrington – but the
town’s gain will be at the expense of other areas.
End of an era!
AN estimated 1,000 former pupils of Culcheth High School near Warrington
took a trip down memory lane for a special “end of an era” school
re-union.
Campaigners fight for NWDA successor
A campaign has been launched to retain a regional economic body
following the Budget’s confirmation the North West Development Agency
will be abolished.
Office block would be intrusive
COUNCILLORS are to visit the site of a proposed five-storey office block
in Warrington after hearing complaints it would be “massive and
visually intrusive.”
Help for breastfeeding mums
A NEW law which offers more protection to mums who want to breastfeed in
public has been welcomed by Warrington health workers.
Agency set to be abolished
THE Warrington based North West Devlopment Agency which has pumped tens
of millions of pounds into regeneration into the local economy is set to
be abolished.
Overseas success for Akme Security
WARRINGTON based AKME Security have become the first UK company to
receive duel accreditation for the security industry in the UK and
Cyprus.