Warrington’s central location and superb transport links are key to its success as a premier business location.

Warrington’s natural locational advantages and ease of communications have assisted in the towns overall social and economic growth. Lying centrally between the two cities of Manchester and Liverpool, Warrington offers a location at the heart of the UK transportation network and fast direct access to the UK and Europe.

Manchester International Airport is the UK’s third largest airport and currently handles 20 million passengers a year.

Manchester International Airport is the UK’s third largest airport and currently handles 20 million passengers a year. Only 20 minutes from Warrington, Manchester International offers direct flights to over 180 destinations worldwide by over 90 airlines. In the other direction lies Liverpool John Lennon Airport, which, due to an increase in destinations, is expected to grow passenger numbers to at least 6.3 million in 2006/7.

Warrington Bank Quay station offers a service directly into London Euston in 2 hours, whereas 2 other key Warrington locations sit on the TransPennine Express line, which offers a fast frequent and superior experience. TransPennine Express are undertaking an investment programme of over £260 million, which will bringn high quality inter-city rolling stock, new depots and substantial improvements to the 30 stations along the franchise.