Heavy snow warning for tonight
WARRINGTON Borough Council has issued a weather warning for tonight – with forecasts of more snow, sleet and cold weather.
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Murphy signs for Wolves!
RUGBY League legend Alex Murphy OBE has returned to Warrington Wolves as the club’s first new ambassador.
Lymm go four points clear
LYMM Rugby Union regained their four point cushion at the top of North
1 West with a 21-37 victory at Aspatria while second placed Northwich
lost to Vale of Lune.
Thug in bid to rob woman driver
POLICE at Warrington are hunting a thug who tried to rob a woman motorist on a car park.
Celebrity tea drinker!
TEA-DRINKERS from Warrington can meet local TV star Josh Hill at a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party being held in the town.
Rugby player runs for Sport Relief
A WARRINGTON rugby player is hoping he can go the distance when he runs three miles to help raise money for Sport Relief.
New boxing classes for youngsters
YOUNGSTERS interesting in learning Boxing can now receive expert tuition at a weekly class which has started in Warrington.
New housing adviser
OLDER residents and those with disabilities in Warrington can now
receive impartial information and advice about their housing options in
the town.
Warning over hidden council cuts
WARRINGTON Borough Council has been accused of
making “hidden cuts” which will impact on the most vulnerable people in the
community.
Heart Appeal Needs £6,000
NEWBORN babies and infants will benefit if Warrington residents help the British Heart Foundation to meet a fundraising target.