Town's population tops 202,000
BOOMING Warrington – named earlier this week as the top town in Britain
for economic growth over the last 100 years – now has a population of
202,200.
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Jewellery stolen in house raid
BURGLARS have stolen jewellery – including items of sentimental value – from a house at Warrington
Robbery at convenience store
POLICE this afternoon appealed for help from the public following a robbery at a shop in Warrington.
Man attacked in park
POLICE today appealed for information from the public following an attack on a man in a Warrington park.
Reid rings the changes
WARRINGTON Town manager Shaun Reid rang the changes as he oversaw his
second game in two days as Town took on Formby at Cantilever Park.
Tony Smith's Wembley wonders
VIDEO interview with Warrington Wolves’ boss Tony Smith as he prepares the club for their third challenge cup final in four years.
United legend in Town
FORMER Manchester United and Wales legend Micky Thomas will make a cameo
appearance for Warrington Town when they host Premier League outfit
Stoke City at Cantilever Park tomorrow, Thursday (July 19).
Pitch mop up to beat the weather
A MASSIVE pitch “mop up” by Grappenhall’s team in the morning enabled their
crucial Cheshire County League match against Brooklands to get started on a reduced overs basis
at a damp Broad Lane.
Wolves legends to present trophies
WOLVES legends will present the trophies at the finals of Warrington
Secondary Schools rugby competition tomorrow (Thursday) at the Halliwell
Jones Stadium.
Tea room suffers a set-back
PLANS to cook hot food on site at a traditional sweet shop and tea room
have suffered a set back as a result of a decision by Warrington
planners.