Rugby club launches Colts Academy
LYMM Rugby Union Club has announced the launch of a Colts Academy.
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Mortuary technician's top award
A WARRINGTON mortuary technician has won an award for the highest marks
in the Diploma in Anatomical Pathology Technology this year.
School wins gold for art
A PRIMARYschool has been awarded Artsmark Gold to mark its excellence in arts education.
The benefits bus is back
THE successful benefits bus – which helped local people collectively
qualify for more than £91,000 on its last visit – is returning to
Warrington.
Hotel group pulls out of Walton deal
CONTESSA, the hotel group involved in the controversial £25 million
proposal to redevelop Warrington’s historic Walton Hall as a hotel and
conference complex, has pulled out of the deal.
Wolves near full strength
WARRINGTON Wolves will be as near to full strength as possible when they
take on St Helens at the Halliwell Jones Stadium in front of an
expected capacity crowd on Saturday evening, kick off 6.45pm.
Poultry die in allotments blaze
FIRE service experts are investigating the cause of a blaze which caused
serious damage to four sheds on an allotment site at Warrington.
Restaurant evacuated as fire blazes
FIRE crews from two Warrington fire stations dealt with a blaze at a McDonald’s restaurant
Wood – we will beat Saints one day!
WARRINGTON Wolves’ Prop forward Paul Wood says Warrington will beat St Helens – one day and hopefully very soon!
Fire crews in three hour battle
FIRE crews fought for more than three hours in intense heat to control a blaze involving a furnace at a recycling plant in Warrington.