Lymm half backs light up win against French
LYMM RFC’s Junior Colts half backs, Mark Dixon and Alex Mitchell, played
together for England Under 17’s recently, beating France with the last
move of the match.
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Smith makes two changes for visit of Catalans
WARRINGTON Wolves boss Tony Smith has made two changes to his 19 man
squad for the visit of Catalan Dragons on Friday night for what is set
to be a hard-hitting encounter at The Halliwell Jones Stadium, kick-off
8pm.
Why not visit Argentina – Latin America?
WHY not visit Buenos Aires and discover Argentina’s bustling capital city with all of its charm and history.
MP defends decision to move out of town
WARRINGTON South Tory MP David Mowat has defended his decision to move
out of his constituency to neighbouring Macclesfield – a move which has
been described as “shameful” by his Labour rival Nick Bent.
Learning village a step nearer
PLANNERS at Warrington have given the go-ahead for more changes to a
former high school as part of its transformation into an £8 million
“learning village.”
Peace comes to Warrington
INDIE rock group Peace is to play Warrington’s Parr Hall on Wednesday, May 28.
Network Warrington announce significant changes to bus services
LOCAL bus company Network Warrington have announced a number of changes
to services which will take effect from Monday 2 June 2014.
HOPE not hate campaign hits town
ACTIVISTS from the HOPE not Hate movement handed out more than 1,000
newspapers in Warrington town centre as part of a camapaign against
far-right political parties such as the BNP.
National honour for local primary school
A WARRINGTON primary school has achieved the prestigious status of National Teaching School.
Ambulance cover to be cut says union
DAY time ambulance cover in Warrington will be reduced as a result of
£14 million cuts planned by the North West Ambulance Service, according
to the GMB union.