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Our mission.Build the most comprehensive and best performing solutions that deliver results.

The name is new – but we’ve been a part of your community for generations.

LOCALiQ is the name for all that Newsquest does today, from trusted local newspapers and websites to digital marketing services that can help you reach new customers as you’ve never been able to reach them before.

LOCALiQ is the name that brings together your trusted local news brand with the smartest digital marketing around.

It hasn’t replaced the name of your local Newsquest newspaper and its website, but it encompasses all the things that we can offer besides.

Those services include online advertising and best-in-class digital marketing, backed by a huge amount of data gathered from our 1.5 million local campaigns and 30 million monthly users.

Put our experts to work for you and we believe you’re hiring the best marketing partner a business can have.

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LOCALiQ offers all the solutions you needto reach local customers:

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We know your community like no one else. No matter your goals, we can get you there.

What is... Newsquest’s online monthly unique visitors across

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1,300 times over

200websites

Almost 30 million unique browsers, generating over 213

million + page views every month

6.2million

Newsquest reach more than 6.2 million followers

across social media platforms

6million

over

readers in print across the UK

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To align with changing consumer behaviour and ensure you stay ahead of the competition, our company has evolved from solely print to multimedia solutions.

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It’s about knowing local.

Local marketing isno longer about anyone marketing tactic.

Newsquest have helped us reach potential new students across the region via the Warrington Guardian newspaper series, digital campaigns which have included website skin takeovers, as well as social media platforms such as Facebook and Snapchat. It’s reassuring to know that we can cover all bases with the help of their digital team and final analysis shows it’s good value for money.

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MANAGERPOCKETED£160,000IN STAMPS

A WOMAN who kept her ‘in-dustrial scale’ theft of morethan £150,000 in office sup-plies hidden from her fam-ily and employers has beenjailed.

Karen Belton, of Gainsbor-ough Road, Latchford, wassentenced at Liverpool CrownCourt on Tuesday for stealingstamps and printer cartridgesduring a six-year spell from2009.

The 41-year-old business ser-vice manager was ordering stag-gering quantities of suppliesand then selling the majority oneBay – often on her work laptop– and pocketing the ill-gottengains.

Judge David Aubrey, sentenc-ing, told Belton: “You are a wom-an of good character.

“You are described as a caring,loving mother who would put

anyone before herself.“I am aware of the issues that

you have had relating to anxietyand stress.”

However he stated that anymitigation brought beforethe court could not be strongenough to avoid sending her tojail.

He added: “You were stealingfrom your employers.

“You are described as a hardworking woman but what youwere doing was taking theseitems yourself and pocketingthe proceeds of your ill-got-ten gains which was at least£160,000.

“It is an awful lot of money forany employer to lose.

“Your husband, family andclose friends knew nothing ofthat, so much was your shame.

“You hid it from others and soit was that every time you en-tered your home you were nowliving a lie from who those whostood by you throughout.

n Continued on page 2

n Wife kept thefts a secret from family but was caught outafter selling office supplies on eBay during working hours

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WHY CHOOSE THE WARRINGTON GUARDIAN?

The Guardian Series celebrates the best of a proud region; sport, entertainment, leisure, retail, property, motors, jobs and much more. It is the ultimate weekly print and 24/7 online guide to what is happening right here, right now. Concise, relevant and engaging, brought to local readers through online, social media and print – giving advertisers a true multimedia approach to their marketing campaign. Our marketing opportunities encompass the very best of our cutting-edge digital marketing services portfolio, traditional print advertising and consultative approach to ensuring we deliver a truly well-structured marketing campaign for you.

In the ever-changing world of media, The Warrington Guardian remains the go to local newsbrand in the area that it serves. It is a powerful force for our loyal followers seeking trusted local news content all day long. Whether reading their print copy on the train, checking our social media channels at lunchtime or browsing our up-to-the-minute website in the evening – we’re here for our readers 24/7. It is a title which appeals to a diverse demographic and will continue to attract an audience that has the disposable income to invest in your goods and services; a target audience perfect for your business.

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Every week we put hundreds of local businesses into the hands of thousands of prospective customers.

Our fully integrated marketing campaigns are uniquely developed to meet your marketing requirements.

The Warrington Guardian utilises all departments of Newsquest Media Group Ltd to map strategies for meeting your objective.

Our agile, ever-evolving digital capabilities engage your desired demographics with targeted online marketing campaigns and content.

It’s our responsibility to ensure that content is king - for both ourselves and our clients.

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• Our Automation evaluates campaigns for both Pacing and Conversion Based Optimisation. And will make any necessary changes to bids to accommodate pacing and optimal ROI

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Put the world’s leading social media sites to work for your business with a powerful, local advertising program on Facebook and Instagram.

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Below is a representative list of the SEO activities:

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• Publication of all business locations in 50+ U.K. directories (including Google My Business, various news outlets and automotive GPS systems)

• Optimisation and maintenance of all NAP (name, address, tele) details

• Monthly performance reporting

• Keyword research

• Search engine optimised content

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Get found, get more contacts and turn them into customersA website that attracts web and mobile visitors so they contact you.Conversion and user friendly designsto turn website contact into customers.

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• Ecommerce: offering simple and highly-effective Ecommerce functionality as an add on to our “Elite” site offering. Prices from £2,599.

• Bespoke: Multiple site, detailed custom functionality, our Bespoke sites include solutions that are individually built for the site based upon your requests.

Elite: beautiful and functional sites for small businesses, built on a best-in-class web platform.

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Lead Management, Marketing Automation and Analytics.Our LOCALiQ marketing software helps businesses track their leads and turn them into customers.

With easy-to-use lead management, marketing automation, and analytics tools, we help you makethe most of every opportunity to grow your business.

Lead inbox keeps you up-to-date with the latest leads and customer prospects contacting your business

Built-in email marketing software allows you to construct complex and sophisticated email marketing campaigns to your customer base.

CRM helps you build customer contacts over time and manage your customer.

Analysing ROI: our technology gives you insights into which marketing channels are working for you, and gives you insights to understand the customer journey.

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Winter social care cashboost ‘too little, too late’

ALMOST £824,000 has beenearmarked for Warringtonto ease the pressure on so-cial care services over win-ter.

But the Liberal Democratshave labelled the Govern-ment’s funding decision as ‘toolittle, too late’.

Cllr Kath Buckley (CON –Lymm South) believes the£823,737 cash boost for thecouncil demonstrates a more‘joined-up approach’ to healthand social care.

She said: “Social care pack-ages allow people to leave hos-pital as soon as they are wellenough and ensure they canregain independence and con-fidence at home.

“In particular, this moneywill help elderly residents whoneed some additional supportbut don’t necessarily have fam-ily nearby.

n Call for Governmentto address ‘genuinecrisis’ over funding

Cllr Bob Barr

By Aran DhillonLocal Democracy Reporter

“This funding will allow War-rington Borough Council tomeet the care needs of morepeople this winter.”

Cllr Pat Wright, executiveboard member for statutoryhealth and adult social care,said the move recognises thatadult social care has a signifi-cant role to play in supporting

tal and it’s positive that this isacknowledged by the Govern-ment.

“Our staff in social care andthe NHS are innovative andhard-working and we are work-ing in an ever more integratedway to get better, joined-up,services.

“However, there is a genu-ine crisis in funding for socialcare.

“We look forward to seeingmore in the upcoming greenpaper about how a long-termfunding settlement will do thisbut I am not hopeful based onthe track record of this Gov-ernment so far.”

But Cllr Bob Barr, leader ofthe town’s Liberal Democrats,has hit out at the Conserva-tives.

He said: “In the 2017 election,Liberal Democrats warnedthat if the Conservatives ruledalone they would try to resolvethe country’s economic prob-lems on the back of the disa-bled, the poor and the low paid.

“Unfortunately, that was ex-actly what happened. While itis welcome that the Conserva-tives have finally seen the er-ror of their ways, this really istoo little and too late for manyof those who are suffering.”

the NHS during winter.She added: “So far, the coun-

cil has not received any ofthe £823,737 earmarked by theGovernment for social care toease pressure in the systemthis winter.

“When we do receive thefunding it will, of course, bewelcome.

“Investment in adult socialcare is critical for reducingunnecessary delays, discharg-ing people safely from hospi-

‘While it is welcome thatthe Conservatives havefinally seen the error oftheir ways, this really istoo little and too late formany of those who aresuffering’

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Serious injuriesA MAN in his 20s was taken tohospital on Friday after sufferingserious injuries in a crash on ChesterRoad.

Police were called at 5.20pm and theroad was closed.

The collision involved a greyHyundai IX35 and a Derbi 125ccmotorbike.

Police say the rider of themotorcycle, a 23-year-old man, isbelieved to have sustained seriousinjuries.

He was taken to WarringtonHospital for treatment

The driver of the car, a 63-year-oldman, was uninjured.n Anyone with information can call

Cheshire Police on 101, quoting IML223372.

Auction morningAN auction will take place atFearnhead Cross Community Centreon Sunday.

Vendors must arrive for 10am,viewers for 11.30am and the auctionwill begin at 1pm.

Refreshments will be on sale and allproceeds will go to the communitycentre.

Visitors are encouraged to turn upon the day. Call Sue on 07552 799920.

Incorrect chargeIN the previous edition of theWarrington Guardian, we publishedthat Allan Austin was sentenced forvoyeurism and administering asedative with intent to make a sexualgain.

Austin, from High Legh, was in factconvicted of voyeurism andadministering a poison or noxiousthing with intent to injure, aggrieveor annoy. We apologise for the error.

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Man preyed onelderly womanin her own home

A TWENTY-YEAR-OLD whopreyed on a trusting pen-sioner in a scam that left herfeeling helpless and scared isnow behind bars.

Luke McDonagh was jailed for30 months after being convictedof dishonestly making a falserepresentation to make a gainfor himself or another as well asa section 47 assault from a sepa-rate incident.

Chester Crown Court heard onThursday how McDonagh hadtargeted the 87-year-old woman’shome in Latchford, taking ad-vantage of her trusting natureafter claiming he could fix theholes in her roof.

The grandma-of-one, who haslived in the home for 12 years,handed over £1,400 but the work

was never completed.The victim’s son, who was on

holiday at the time, said: “She isfrom a generation that trustedpeople.

“Back in her day, if someonesaid they could help you with aproblem then they were doingyou a favour.

“She thought someone was try-ing to help her. She didn’t realise

in this day and age that somepeople can’t be trusted.

“It has shaken her confidenceand she’s not as trusting as sheused to be.”

The elderly woman was firstapproached by McDonagh, andsome other accomplices whohave yet to be identified, in July2016 when they told her theycould fix the holes in her roof.

She handed over £400 for thematerials before McDonagh,from Chester, came back weekslater to request a further £1,000.

As the woman didn’t have themoney, McDonagh put her ina taxi where he told her to goto a bank to withdraw the cashwhich she handed over.

McDonagh was linked to thecrime after his fingerprints werediscovered on the loft hatch byforensics.

PC Richard Whitehead said:“These criminals actively targetthe most elderly and vulnerablepeople in the community andthis kind of callous deception iscommon practice.

“This is an 87-year-old widowwho does not deserve to be treat-ed in this way and this crime lefther feeling helpless and scared.”

Jailed: Luke McDonagh

n Pensioner left shakenafter being conned out ofher hard-earned savings

By Lauren [email protected]

Too drunk for courtA MAN who was too drunk to appearbefore a crown court judge avoidedprison when he was finally sentenced –one week later.

Anthony Donlan, of Arpley Street inthe town centre, pleaded guilty topermitting the supply of controlleddrugs on a premises.

The house he was found in on FestivalAvenue in Orford was busted by policeand Donlan was arrested alongsideElliott Braithwaite and Baily Turner.

The 53-year-old was found in a drowsystate upstairs after police entered theproperty looking for another man.

Twenty packets of crack cocaine and14 wraps of heroin were found in theproperty in addition to drugsparaphernalia.

The court was told £400 in cashbelonging to Turner, from Manchester,was also discovered.

A further 28 months was added toTurner’s current 15-month prisonsentence when he was jailed last Friday,October 19.

Judge Andrew Menary toldBraithwaite he had come ‘perilouslyclose to going to prison’.

Donlan appeared at Liverpool CrownCourt a week later than hisco-defendants after sobering up.

After being remanded in custody for aweek he received a 15-month sentencesuspended for 24 months, 200 hoursunpaid work and a 15-day rehabilitationactivity on Friday.

Flat floodingFIREFIGHTERS were called to a flat inLatchford in the early hours ofSaturday after reports of flooding.

One fire crew from Warrington wentto Clearwater Quays at 1.25am.

Crews established the flooding wascoming from the upstairs flat andquickly managed to turn the water off.

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Two people rescued from overturned car on M6

THIS was the scene after a caroverturned on the M6 causing trafficchaos.Motorists faced delays of more

than an hour after a car overturned

on the motorway on Tuesdayafternoon.Two lanes were closed on the

southbound motorway betweenjunction 19 at Knutsford and

junction 18 at Holmes Chapel.Firefighters were called to the

crash scene to rescue two peoplewho were trapped inside thevehicle which triggered congestion

back to junction 20 at the Lymminterchange.All traffic was held briefly after

the overturned car hit the centralreservation for recovery work.

Emergency services at the crash scene on the M6

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Niche magazine publications.

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We publish three upmarket lifestyle magazine brands, each highly targeted and carefully crafted to resonate with affluent readerships.

JULY 2018 COMPLIMENTARY

CHESHIRE

GoldenTOUCHBoutique D’Or - still ontrend afttfter 27 years

SweetsuccessThe Mere’s headpastry chef onwinning Dessertof The Year SNEAKY

PEAK

HOMEGOALS

Arley Hall andthe rooms fit forPeaky Blinders

Luxuryyry Cheshireproperties

for sale

THEMAINEVENTTracy Lavin ondazzling clients

and celebrityguests

ROYAL SEAL OF APPROVALThe Duchess of Sussex makes her first visit toChester with Queen Elizabeth – picture special

Living Living magazines are upmarket regional lifestyle magazines.

They celebrate the most interesting local homes to covet and the finest properties and estates to buy. They review the best places to eat, sleep and play and focus on sumptuous goods from local, luxury retailers.

We maximise response for advertisers by distributing Living through a highly targeted, controlled free distribution network; where outlets are handpicked for their clientele and upmarket brand values.

Monthly: 116 pages15k copies

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Uptown This new luxury magazine showcases stunning generic content which is compiled with the most discerning readers in mind.

This A4 magazine has exceptional production values and is printed on a higher grade paper.

Editorial is based on luxurious goods and venues across the UK.

Distribution is pinpointed via mosaic profiling, to ensure that its delivered through the letterboxes of the top 5% of the wealthiest homes in any given geographical area.

Quarterly: 100 pages2.5k copies

Bi-Monthly: 68 pages10k copies

Prime Prime is a market specific magazine aimed at people aged 60+ who are wealthy retirees.

Using targeted free controlled distribution, Prime has the content and design of a nationally-published title but with localised advertising.

Each edition features travel, celebrity interviews alongside health, lifestyle and culture features.

Prime is published 6 times a year.

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11 342kAverage

applications Visits

11 applications on average per

vacancy.*

Over 342,000 visits to nw1jobs.com.**

Reach both active and passive jobseekers through our strong

publishing network.***

Source: *JICREG Online 2018 **Applications (internal metrics) August 2018. ***Omniture August 2018

Recruitment Advertising nw1jobs.comt: 0161 312 1535 e: [email protected]

Make your recruitment mission possible...Welcome to nw1jobs.com, your local recruitment solution for the North West. Reaching a combined print and digital audience of over 2 million* people per month, nw1jobs gives you unique access to both active and passive candidates in your area.

Our strong local publishing network allows us to reach candidates other job boards can’t. With over 100 years experience working with local businesses, we understand your needs and can make your recruitment mission possible.

We provide a full service, working with our clients every step of the way.

Sales rates:Rates start from £28 per 1000 but are dependent on size & weight.

Minimum Booking: 5,000 copies

Plan.

Getting your leaflets to your target audience by targeting the people most likely to be interested in your products and services.

Delivery.

We deliver your message to your potential customers in their homes and online. We execute targeted door drop and online campaigns via one of our trusted partners or on our trusted websites.

Print & design.

Bringing your vision to life without the hassle of dealing with more than one company.

Research.

Post campaign analysis that can help you fine tune your next campaign.

92% of people read the door drops delivered to their home.

92%

48% of consumers either visited a shop, sent for information, or bought a product having received a leaflet through their letterbox.

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38%38% of leaflets via door drop are kept for at least a few days and 13% are kept for a week or more.

59%59% of consumers said they visited a website to find out more after receiving a door drop.

(Source: DMA)

For further information and how you can be involved with the Warrington Guardian contact us below:


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Digital Excellence Manager Chris Cook t: 07816 318914 e: [email protected]

Sales ManagerDonna Maddockt: 01925 596414e: [email protected]

Sales Manager - ClassifiedLouise Doylet: 01925 596256 e: [email protected]

Marketing Solutions Account Manager MotorsJohn Fishert: 07767 756049e: [email protected]

Digital Advertising ConsultantTina Hoylet: 01204 537212e: [email protected]

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