Tuesday night football under the lights
WARRINGTON Rylands will be switching on the Gorsey Lane floodlights on Tuesday when they host Colne in an NPL West fixture, kick off 7.45pm.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Rovers under 12s duo aiming to run 12k for 12 consecutive days
WOOLSTON Rovers Under 12s duo Warren Robinson and Finlay James have set themselves a tough challenge to raise funds for their team and also local charities.
Lymm Duck Race is back after absence of two years!
VILLAGERS will be going quackers for the return of the Lymm Duck Race which is set to return after an absence of two years due to the pandemic, on Easter Monday, April 18.
Police probe large fire close to now closed Fiddler’s Ferry power station
POLICE are investigating after a large fire was started in woodland close to the now-closed Fiddler’s Ferry power station site at Cuerdley, near Warrington.
Textiles talents put to good use at Priestley
MORE than 70 students and staff at Priestley College volunteered to make wiggly bags for patients at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital.
Business owner cycles 5,000 miles for charity
LOCAL business owner Bill Bradley and his brother-in-law Ian Northey recently completed a 5,000 miles sponsored cycle ride for charity.
DIY Like a Pro: Pre-MOT Checklist
Is the art and science of MOT testing something of a mystery to you? Do you dread putting your car into the hands of the MOT inspector, dreading that he is going to fail your car for some seemingly trivial point that doesn’t really seem to matter?
Lymm singing in the rain with victory over Rossendale
ATROCIOUS conditions greeted both sets of players and those supporters brave or foolhardy enough to suffer the wind and rain, which did not relent all day at Beechwood as Lymm triumphed 13-3 over Rossendale.
Top Traveling Tips You Should Apply to Ensure Cheap Transportation on Holiday
Holiday time means packing up your bags and heading out of town. Whether you’re traveling for work or pleasure, it is important to plan so that the trip goes as smoothly as possible.
Utter dismay at ‘behind closed doors’ decision not to contest motorway service station plan
A councillor has described a feeling of “utter dismay,” after members of Warrington council’s planning committee voted behind closed doors, not to defend their decision to reject plans for a controversial motorway service station on the M62 near Birchwood.