Lymm Lose out to leaders
LYMM Rugby Union lost out 24-37 to league leaders Chester in a captivating game at Crouchley Lane.
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A49 re-opens after crash
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Tough cup draw for Town
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Unbeaten Town face cup replay
UNBEATEN Warrington Town will lock horns with Bamber Bridge for the third time in a
week tomorrow night (Tuesday) after drawing 1-1 in the F.A Cup 2nd qualifying
round on Saturday.
Arson attack on Wolves’ stadium
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Career opportunities at soccer club
A new training academy is set to be launched at Warrington Town Football
Club this week providing opportunities for youngsters aged 16-18 who are out of
work and looking for a career in sports.
Calling all young designers
THE closing date for Warrington Borough Council’s birthday card design
competition aimed at encouraging young people to vote is fast
approaching, but it’s still not too late to send in your designs!
Collegiate students beat the odds
WARRINGTON Collegiate is celebrating success after 85 per cent of its
Access students beat the odds to gain places at some of the country’s
most prestigious universities.
Council tackle dog fouling problem
WARRINGTON Council has been backing Keep Britain Tidy’s new campaign to
spread the message that ‘any bin will do’ when it comes to getting rid
of dog waste.
Coffee morning fundraiser
A COFFEE morning is to be held at All Saints Parish Church Hall,
Thelwall to raise money for St Rocco’s Hospice – and offer an
opportunity for some early Christmas shopping.