Club nets £50,000 funding
CULCHETH Tennis Club has secured £50,000 of Olympic legacy funding from Sport England’s Inspired Facilities Fund.
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BBC's RL coverage debate
THE future of BBC radio and TV coverage of Rugby League was on the
agenda when members of the Parliamentary Rugby League Group visited
Media City at Salford.
Candidates line-up for elections
NOMINATIONS close today for next month’s borough council elections at
Warrington and the political parties have been announcing some of the
the names of candidates.
Green light for 220 new homes
OUTLINE plans for a major housing development on the site of the former
Bruche Police Training Centre have been given the green light by
Warrington planners – despite opposition from nearby residents.
Smith on Saints, Vikings and Catalans!
VIDEO interview with Warrington Wolves’ Head Coach Tony Smith who reflects on the defeat to St Helens and looks ahead to the visit of a “passionate” Widnes and the trip to Catalans.
Battling Town earn point
TEN man Warrington Town earned a point with a battling 2-2 draw at Trafford after recovering from being a goal behind and the sending off of Kyle Hamid early in the second half.
Police probe shop robberies
POLICE patrols have been stepped up at Warrington following a string of robberies at shops.
Smith plans to rotate squad
WARRINGTON Wolves boss Tony Smith plans to rotate his squad as he
prepares for a tough Bank Holiday weekend starting with the visit of
near neighbours Widnes on Thursday evening kick off 8pm, followed by the
long journey to Catalans on Monday.
New queens selected
THE new May Queen and Rose Queens have been chosen following a special event at Lymm Youth and Community Centre.
Baby boom at Walton Gardens
SPRING is in the air at Walton Hall Gardens with the annual baby boom of
African pygmy goats and baby rabbits, which will all be on show in time
for Easter.