Defensive frailties cost Town
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WARRINGTON Town’s defensive frailties were cruelly exposed as they suffered a 5-3 defeat at Garforth.
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WARRINGTON Town’s defensive frailties were cruelly exposed as they suffered a 5-3 defeat at Garforth.
WARRINGTON Wolves and their fans will be glad to see the back of Knowsley Road after failing to end their St Helens hoodoo going down 28-18 in a pulsating derby last night.

JUSTICE Secretary Jack Straw commended peace campaigners Colin and Wendy Parry, who lost their son Tim 17-years ago today after the IRA Bridge Street bombing (March 20), as “absolutely remarkable people” when he gave a special peace lecture to mark the 10th anniversray of the Peace Centre.
A ROUND-UP of news from around the Warrington area.
BUDDING photographers from Warrington are being invited to take part in a competition to capture the wildlife of Cheshire.
A WARRINGTON charity that gives young people a chance to taste outdoor
adventure is looking for 100 volunteers take part in a sponsored walk
up Mount Snowdon.
A TEMPORARY 30mph speed limit on a major Warrington road is being
extended to allow for completion of work on the renewal of road
markings.
A NEW partnership project between the Warrington Wolves Foundation and
Thorn Cross Young Offenders Institute has been given the go ahead by
the BIG Lottery Fund.
TICKETS for three special shows by comedian Peter Kay in Warrington sold out in just three minutes of going on sale.
CULCHETH Tennis Club and Culcheth Croquet Club – both of which are
sections of Culcheth Sports Club in Charnock Road – are joining
forces to stage an open day on Sunday, April 25.