Fury as vandals attack Glazebury Cricket Club overnight
ANGRY members of a Warrington cricket club have been left reeling after vandals attacked their brand new £4,400 wicket covers.
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Inspirational teacher “touched the lives of many” at Warrington
THE last remaining teacher at Warrington’s Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School to have taught there when it was a grammar school has retired after 38 years’ service.
Sex attack on woman, 27, at Warrington
POLICE at Warrington are appealing for help from the public following an attempted sex attack in the town.
Blaze on business park
FIRE crews wearing breathing apparatus tackled a blaze in an office building at Warrington.
Police warning over suspicious gold buyer
POLICE have issued a warning about a suspicious man calling at houses in the Warrington area offering to buy gold.
Now get ready for the Stockton Heath Walk
THE annual Stockton Heath Walking Day will take place on Saturday, July 11.
Rebel councillor calls for fracking ban
REBEL councillor Kevin Bennett has welcomed the call by Warrington North MP Helen Jones for the borough to become an “anti-fracking” town.
Town to start FA Cup campaign away from home
WARRINGTON Town will start their Emirates FA Cup campaign away from home – against Abbey Hey or Worksop Town – on August 29.
Frodsham’s fears over future of policing in the town
COUNCILLORS and members of the public at Frodsham fear the town will be less well policed as a result of operational changes being introduced by Cheshire Constabulary.
Chancellor urged to maintain fuel duty freeze
CHANCELLOR George Osborne has been urged by a Warrington-based energy company to maintain the freeze on fuel duty at 57.95ppl in the forthcoming Summer Budget.