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WARRINGTON Stand-off Lee Briers has been cleared of any serious neck injury after being helped off during Saturday’s disappointing 28-18 Millennium Magic weekend defeat to Huddersfield Giants – but it is not such good news for Centre Matt King.
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AN Army bomb disposal squad was called to Warrington after a man was
arrested on suspicion of making threats to kill and damage property.
A CAMPAIGN to get more people interested in science has been welcomed by Warrington South MP David Mowat.
REGULAR farmers markets may soon be held in Stockton Heath village centre with a range of local produce and goods on offer.
STUDENTS from the Health and Education curriculum area at Warrington’s
Priestley College were involved in a thought provoking workshop session
on First Aid.
DAVE Thompson – founder and co-ordinator of the internationally
acclaimed Disability Awareness Day at Warrington – is taking the plunge
to raise money to avert a funding crisis threatening the 20th
anniversary of the event.
DESPITE its reputation for attracting late night revellers, Stockton
Heath is hoping to achieve a quality award for excellence in “safe”
evening management.
WARRINGTON Wolves were left licking their wounds after a bruising opening defeat 28-18 to Huddersfield Giants at the Millennium Magic weekend in Cardiff with Head Coach Tony Smith admitting his team had lost to the better side.
WARRINGTON Town got back to winning ways with a 3-1 victory over Durham City as a penalty save by keeper Paul Pritchard helped save the day.
