As well as a green heart, Warrington also offers a wealth of culture - with a varied and active events programme hosted by the Parr Hall and Pyramid Arts Centre and other venues. 

Golden Gates Shopping centre and a revitalised town centre based around the newly opened Time Square make Warrington a desirable shopping destination. That's not forgetting Gemini Retail Park, home to significant shopping outlets, including one of the largest UK Marks & Spencers stores. 

You'll never be short of a place to meet family and friends with a wealth of cafés, bars and pubs in the town centre, Stockton Heath, Lymm, Thelwall and other outlying areas. And if sport is your thing - welcome to one of the biggest rugby league towns in the North West. Host to the hugely successful Warrington Wolves, we'll also be playing our part in hosting the 2021 Rugby League World Cup. 

If your staff are looking to relocate to Warrington, it'd be natural to check house prices.

We can confirm that a comprehensive range of affordable housing underpins the quality of life in Warrington. For example, Warrington's average house price is around £206,906 compared to the national average of £251,500.

With housing checked - what about education? Well, recent Ofsted inspections have found Warrington schools topping North-Western league tables. Of all primary schools inspected in the borough in 2020, 97% were rated good or outstanding. Secondary schools had 75% rated good or outstanding – way above the 67% average. The 2020 report also highlighted that 72% of Warrington schools reached the expected standards in key stage two – the third highest in the North West.