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HAVING already enjoyed their two longest away trips of the season, Lymm
were faced with a much shorter trip to the Wirral on Saturday to renew
their longstanding rivalry with newly promoted Wirral RFC – a team they
had not played since early 2010 and came away with a 17-46 victory.
MOTORISTS are still being warned to avoid the M62 near Burtonwood following
a serious accident involving two lorries on the westbound carriageway
between junctions 8 and 7 at 11.12 am today.
POLICE have released an e-fit of a man they are seeking following an
attempted sexual assault near Callands Road, Warrington last Monday
(Sept 29) at approximately 5.30pm.
SCHOOL children at Warrington are losing out to the tune of £91 a year
because government grant has not kept up with inflation, according to MP
Helen Jones
LYMM Festival’s “Winter Warmer” film nights are back to brighten the dark nights.
NEW headteacher Beverley Scott-Herron welcomed Year 7 pupils to Sir
Thomas Boteler CE High School at the annual inauguration evening, held
at Warrington Parish Church.
STUDENTS were busy bagging bargains at Warrington’s Golden Square
Shopping Centre while top class tunes were provided by an
internationally renowned DJ.
WARRINGTON’S giant Omega development site marches on with approval of
the largest planning application consent in the North West this year.
TWO new faces have joined the team that runs Lymm Festival.
THE iconic Mr Smith’s nightclub looks set to be saved from the bulldozers and transformed into a Youth Zone – and a new home for Warrington Youth Club – if Warrington Borough Council approves a £3 million capital investment to help renovate the building and get the facility up an running.
