Smith rests big guns
WARRINGTON Wolves boss Tony Smith is resting his big guns for Friday’s trip to Harlequins RL, kick-off 8pm at The Stoop.
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Town host special non league day
HOT on the heels of their first ever sell out crowd at Cantilever Park
for the historic visit of Chester FC, Warrington Town are holding a
“celebrate non league day” at Cantilever Park for this Saturday’s home
Evo-Stik league game against Mossley.
Betting shop plans thrown out
PLANNING bosses at Warrington have thrown out to proposals to open two new betting shops in the town centre.
Dogs banned from playground
GRAPPENHALL and Thelwall Parish Council has moved swiftly to ban dogs
from a children’s playground following complaints of “uncontrollable”
dogs terrorising youngsters and their parents.
Weather hits title charge
IF Grappenhall fail to win promotion to the top flight of Cheshire
cricket this summer, they will probably be able to blame the part the
weather played in their drawn game against Bollington at Broad Lane.
Road to close for six weeks
A BUSY road at Culcheth, near Warrington, is to be closed for up to six weeks to allow renewal works on water mains.
£600 raised for floods appeal
A COLLECTION by Culcheth Lions Club raised £600 to help those affected by the disastrous floods in Pakistan.
Town rallies round for hero Tom
WARRINGTON people are rallying round to help local soldier Tom Coleridge who was seriously injured in Afghanistan.
Pop festival draws an extra 10,000
POLICE are “extremely pleased” with the policing operation at the
Creamfields pop festival at Daresbury which this year attracted 10,000
more people than last year.
Drugs, theft, robbery-it's Creamfields again
ANOTHER Creamfields festival has come and gone, with an estimated 40,000
people attending on both Bank Holiday Saturday and Sunday – many
staying for both days.