Grappers back in title chase
GRAPPENHALL are very much back in the hunt for promotion to the Chapel
Press Cheshire County League premier division after a three wicket
victory over fellow title-chasers Macclesfield at Broad Lane.
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Gary Skentelbery
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Emily's a real all-rounder
A LYMM girl is back home after representing England in an international handball tournament in Sweden.
Finding new homes for kittens
WARRINGTON Animal Welfare are holding a “Rescue Cat Re-homing Day” in a
bid to find suitable new homes for about 30 cats and kittens.
Museum goes out of this world
WARRINGTON Museum is staging a series of “out of this world” activities for children during the summer holidays.
Valuable bagpipes stolen
POLICE are appealing for information after a set of valuable bagpipes was stolen in Warrington.
Arson attack on woman's flat
POLICE at Warrington are investigating an arson attack on a flat occupied by a woman in her forties.
Police appeal after hit-and-run crash
POLICE at Warrington are appealing for information after a hit-and-run road crash.
Road closed after man attacked
POLICE sealed off a town centre street at Warrington early today after a man was attacked.
Taxi ride that became a nightmare
A MAN’S taxi ride at Warrington turned into a nightmare – for him and
the cabbie – when he was trapped in the vehicle for 45 minutes.
£2,000 raised for hospital
MORE than £2,000 was raised for Alder Hey Children’s Hospital through a raffle held in Culcheth.