Grappers aim to go straight back up
GRAPPENHALL travel to newly-promoted Brooklands in division one of the
Chapel Press Cheshire County Cricket League tomorrow (Saturday).
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Village can save £750,000 a year
LYMM spends around £7 million a year on gas and electricity – but there is potential to save more than £750,000.
Mentors wanted for NEETS
THE search is on for Warrington people keen to mentor young people aged
16-19 who need extra support to get into education, employment or
training.
Dave's a water trucker hero
A WARRINGTON “water trucker” is a member of a team of unlikely heroes which has “rescued” more than 250,000 people.
Town bucks the trend on jobs
WARRINGTON is bucking national trends and is ranked seventh in the country for employment, according to a new report.
Morley out for cup clash
WARRINGTON Wolves boss Tony Smith has decided not to risk Skipper Adrian
Morley for Saturday’s Challenge Cup clash with Bradford Bulls but
welcomes back Michael Monaghan from injury and Garreth Carvell from suspension.
Tree fire in park
FIRE crews tackled a blaze involving a tree in parkland at Warrington.
Walks festival comes to town
FAMILIES across Warrington have a chance to explore nature and grab some
fresh air this spring thanks to a festival of guided woodland walks
coming to the area throughout May.
MP worried about town's economy
MP Helen Jones has called on the Government to take action to boost jobs
and growth in Warrington, following the surprise news that the UK
economy has slipped back into recession.
Titanic poetry winners
PUPILS at Newchurch Primary School, Culcheth, impressed judges in a “Titanic” poetry competition so much, they decided to increase the number of prizes on offer.