Victim had knife held at throat
POLICE are appealing for witnesses following an attempted robbery in
Warrington over the weekend when a 22-year-old man had a knife held at
his throat.
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Gary Skentelbery
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Free master class to inspire change
WARRINGTON Wolves’ newly honoured sports psychologist Professor Damian
Hughes will be signing copies of his new book, Change Inspiration, on
Monday 13 February at Manchester’s City Library.
Robbers escape with cash
DETECTIVES are appealing for witnesses following a robbery at a Tesco
Express Store in Warrington which left members of staff badly shaken as
two men got away with a quantity of cash from a till.
Horse rescued
A ROPE rescue team from the fire service helped free a horse that was
trapped in about four feet of water in Warrington, yesterday, Sunday.
Points at a premium for Lymm
POINTS were at a premium as Lymm were held to a 3-3 draw by visitors West Hartlepool on a dry, sunny day, with no wind.
Police investigate blaze at former hostel
A suspected arson attack that ripped through a former YMCA hostel in Birchwood, Warrington, is being investigated by police.
Bus company joins social networks
BUS company Network Warrington has introduced a Twitter and Facebook feed onto its’ website.
Oxbridge call for talented trio
THREE students in their final year at Warrington’s Priestley College
have been made offers to go to either Oxford or Cambridge university in
September.
From catwalk to business woman
FORMER Miss Cheshire Holly Ikin has retired from the cat walk to launch her own boutique business in Warrington.
MP calls for re-think on police
WARRINGTON North MP Helen Jones is calling on the Government to rethink
its approach to policing after newly released figures showed the number
of police officers patrolling the streets in Warrington and Cheshire
have fallen to the lowest for a decade, with the loss of 102 officers
since March 2010.