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WARRINGTON Wolves’ boss Tony Smith has named his 19 man squad to
prepare to take on Castleford Tigers in a play-off preliminary
semi-final on Thursday evening, confirming that Stefan Ratchford will
fill in at full-back for the injured Matty Russell.
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WARRINGTON Wolves’ utility player Stefan Ratchford has agreed a new and
improved deal to keep him at the club until November 2018 despite keen
interest from the NRL in Australia.
THE Reproductive Health Group opened the UK’s first integrated fertility
hospital, the Centre for Reproductive Health, at Daresbury Park earlier
this year and feedback from patients and visitors has been highly
positive.
HOTEL boss Paul Gallon turned to pedal power to help raise nearly £1,500 for charity.
A HUGE sale of toys and play equipment takes place in Lymm on Saturday,
(September 27) – with the money going to MacMillan Cancer Support.
WARRINGTON residents can have their say on anti-social behaviour at the next meeting of the Cheshire Police and Crime Panel.
EMERGENCY supplies of food and other goods have been delivered to the
Warrington-based Cheshire Dogs Home by a local distribution company.
WARRINGTON is to get its second new community fire station – despite
opposition from local councillors and a recommendation from planning
officers that permission be refused.
THE long journey to South Shields for a National League 3 North
encounter with Westoe did not suppress Lymm’s attractive and attacking
rugby, played in extremely gloomy conditions as they ran out winners
18-28.
