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MORE than £6 million has been “creatively diverted” away from debt
repayment into Warrington Borough Council’s general reserves with no
indication of what the money is to be used for, a Labour councillor has
claimed.
WARRINGTON Wolves’ defensive frailties were once again exposed as they were edged out 30-37 by reigning Super League Champions Leeds Rhinos at the Halliwell Jones.
THE annual Lymm “Food Fest” proved to be a great success attracting thousands of visitors to the village centre to help kick start the local 10-day festival.
A ROUND-up of news from around the Warrington area.
THE 17th annual Glazebury Cricket Club Fun Day takes place on Sunday,
August 1 – as usual at the Chat Moss Hotel.
CUTS in bus services at Warrington could have been avoided if the
borough council had not decided to take dividends amounting to more than
£200,000 from its own bus company, according to Labour leader Terry
O’Neill.
MORE than 1,000 former pupils of Culcheth High School near Warrington, are taking a trip down memory lane today at a special school re-union.
WARRINGTON Borough Council will now run a bus service this Sunday evening to assist Warrington Wolves’ fans travelling to the game against Leeds.
WARRINGTON Wolves boss Tony Smith has named a strong 19 man squad for
the visit of Super League champions Leeds Rhinos on Sunday evening, kick
off 5.45pm, with half back Richie Myler included following a lengthy lay off with an ankle ligament injury.
THREE men armed with a knife and a hammer fled empty handed after a
terrifying raid on a Warrington bank.
