Mr Versatility was guest speaker
A MAN known as “Mr Versatility” in the game of basketball was guest speaker at a meeting of Warrington Rotary Club.
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Junior Wire success!
WARRINGTON Town hosted a highly successful Junior Wire event at their Cantilever Park Stadium as the first team prepare to kick start their new season.
Speak out on canal expansion plan
A SENIOR Warrington councillor is calling on local residents and
organisations to make their views known about the controversial Mersey
Ports Master Plan.
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Briers out as Wolves bid to tame Wildcats
WARRINGTON Wolves boss Tony Smith has decided not to risk Lee Briers as
the Wolves prepare to tackle the Wakefield Trinity Wildcats at The
Halliwell Jones Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Story of betrayal and blackmail
A BOOK that tells a tale of betrayal and blackmail involving a chase across England and France has been penned by a Lymm woman.
Oldest chapel to stage open day
WARRINGTON’S oldest chapel is to open to the public on Saturday, September 10 – the national Heritage Open Day.
Hands-on science at laboratory
YOUNG science enthusiasts at Warrington are being invited to get their hands on something fun, messy but educational.
Historic buildings can be altered
WARRINGTON Borough Council has been told by its own planners that they
are minded to approve alterations to two of the most important historic
buildings in the town centre.
Back town's RL World Cup bid!
WARRINGTON residents who have yet to show their support for the town’s
bid to be a host town for the 2013 Rugby League World Cup are being
urged to do so now.
New school to cost extra £900,000
THE cost of a proposed new primary school at Warrington has soared by
£900,000 because of the need for extra teaching spaces to meet increased
demand.