Higham set to miss cup semi
WARRINGTON utility player Mickey Higham has suffered a cup semi-final curse for the second season running after breaking his thumb during the victory over Crusaders at the weekend.
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Briers enjoys the goal kicking pressure
EXCLUSIVE video interview with Warrington Wolves’ talisman Lee Briers who talks about the pressure of having the goal-kicking duties, so crucial in the big games – a pressure he enjoys and admits needs to improve as the team enters the final phase
of the season.
£45 million school projects axed
A £45 MILLION funding boost promised to Warrington by the previous
government to rebuild or refurbish four high schools has been withdrawn
by the coalition government.
Arson attack on car
POLICE are investigating an arson attack on a car parked outside the
owner’s house at Warrington.
Cheshire Natural Health
Just a quick note to say how pleased I have been with the response to our recent advertising in Village Life and Lymm Life magazines.
Super century was the real McCoy
A SPARKLING century from Luke McCoy steered Grappenhall back to winning
ways in the Chapel Press Cheshire County League.
King loses his crown!
WARRINGTON Wolves’ star Matt King is sporting a new look after his
infamous mop of hair was shaved off.
Day nursery plan thrown out
PLANNING bosses at Warrington have thrown out an application by a
children’s day nursery for permission to increase the number of places
by just six.
The Odd Couple
WARRINGTON-based Centenary Theatre Company are to stage Neil Simons’
hilarious comedy “The Odd Couple” from September 7-11.
Warning over council tax scam
TRADING Standards chiefs at Warrington have issued a warning to
residents following reports of a council tax scam in the area.