Bombing memorial thieves say sorry
TWO men involved in the damage and theft of the Bridge Street bombing
memorial plaque from Warrington town centre have apologised for
their actions.
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Village Life magazine July 2012
CLICK on the magazine cover to download the July 2012 edition of Village Life magazine in pdf format which includes coverage of Thelwall Rose Queen and Bawming the Thorn.
Hectic start for Town
WARRINGTON Town FC face a hectic start to pre-season as manager Shaun
Read puts his players through their paces with three games in a week,
starting with Blue Square Bet outfit Barrow at Cantilever Park on Monday
night, kick off 7.30pm.
Bargain book sale
A BARGAIN book sale is to be held at Culcheth Library from Thursday to Saturday this week at normal opening times.
Olympic star inspires youngsters
WARRINGTON’S OLYMPIC water polo star Hazel Musgrove has presented
children from the Water Polo Academy with special mini-polo awards.
Child safety – with lots of fun
CHILD Safety Week brought plenty of fun and practical advice for youngsters at Latchford, Warrington.
Traffic hazards on estate roads
COUNCILLORS at Warrington have held a road-side meeting with residents worried about traffic dangers on estate roads.
We are the champions!
LYMM High School’s Under 13 and Under 15 girls’ handball teams made a
name for themselves in the national schools finals – with the Under 13s
being crowned national champions and the Under 15s coming fourth.
New clamp-down on alcohol
TOWN Hall bosses at Warrington are being asked to approve an
anti-alcohol strategy to try and cut the £74.87 million annual cost of
drink-related problems in the town.
Grappers lose top spot
GRAPPENHALL have been knocked off the top spot in the Chapel Press
Cheshire County League division one for the first time this season – by
the weather.