Expanded music festival approved
LICENSING bosses have given the go-ahead for a significantly expanded
Creamfields music festival at Daresbury, near Warrington at the end of
August.
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Gary Skentelbery
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Cigarette end starts pub blaze
FIRE crews tackled a blaze at a Warrington pub early today – believed
to have been started by a discarded cigarette end last night.
Catwalk students aid charity
COLLEGE students took to the catwalk in support of the Warrington Grassroots charity.
Johann checks in for England
A TEN-year-old boy from Lymm has been chosen for the England Chess Team after a series of high-quality matches.
Bradford Bulls 14 Warrington Wolves 58
Pictures from Warrington Wolves’ 14-58 victory at Bradford Bulls.
Wolves savage Bulls in 11 try romp
WARRINGTON Wolves returned to the top of Super League as they went on the rampage at Bradford Bulls scoring 11 tries in a 14-58 victory.
Say no to AV say young Tories
ANTI- AV campaigners hit the streets of a Warrington village in a bid to
persuade people not to support the Alternative Vote in the referendum
on Thursday (May 5).
Progress on and off the field
VIDEO interview with Warrington Town manager Joey Dunn who reflects on the 2010-11 season saying progress has been made on and off the field.
It's compost awareness week!
THE eleventh annual international Compost Awareness Week (CAW) opens tomorrow (Sunday) – and Warrington people can get involved.
Town making significant progress
WARRINGTON is making “significant progress” and delivering improvements
on the ground in the 16 months since the town was slated in a
controversial Audit Commission report.