£8.3 million boost for primary schools
WARRINGTON is to receive an £8.3 million boost from the Government to start rebuilding primary schools in the borough.
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Students get to grips with marketing
BUSINESS students from a Warrington high school are learning marketing
and promotion first hand – with a little help from the Cheshire Jets
basketball team.
Continental market comes to town
WARRINGTON’s Bridge Street will be transformed into a continental market for four days starting tomorrow (Thursday).
Boss set to be locked up!
PROJECTS funded by the Princes Trust in Cheshire and Warrington will
get a cash boost if BiG Storage boss Andrew Donaldson can get through
24 hours of living in a secure self storage room.
Anti-alcohol project needs more money
A PROJECT that has helped slash teenage drinking in Warrington over the
last three years needs further funding of £36,000 if it is to continue
beyond next year.
Tricia chalks up a first
A WARRINGTON business consultant has become the first woman in the
country to achieve a prestigious degree in railway management.
New kit for girls' soccer team
YOUNGSTERS from the newly formed under 12’s girl’s football team will soon have a smart new kit thanks to a local
business.
Penny into pounds!
WARRINGTON Wolves’ star Kevin Penny was on hand to help raise around
£300 for St Rocco’s Hospice as part of a “Bring a Pound to Work”
charity event.
Council to go soft on slow payers
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are to take a softer line with council
tax payers and businesses which are in genuine financial difficulty as
a result of the credit crunch.
Fighting the credit crunch
ANYTHING the borough council can do to ease difficulties caused by the “credit crunch” must be welcome. But we must urge caution.