Probe into cause of death
A POST mortem examination is being held this afternoon to try and
establish the cause of death of a 56-year-old man found on the M6 near
Warrington.
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Smith – Wolves close to maximum effort
EXCLUSIVE video interview with Warrington Wolves’ Head of Coaching Tony Smith who says he is pleased that his players are performing close to maximum effort.
Play-off hopes slipping away
WARRINGTON’ Town’s play-off hopes are slipping away as they crashed to a 2-1 defeat at Clitheroe last night despite the goal-keeping heroics of new signing Ben Connett.
Motorway closed after fatality
POLICE have warned motorists to try and avoid the M6 early this morning following a fatal accident near Warrington.
Blues night winter warmer!
LYMM Festival have organised a Blues Night as part of their Winter Warmers programme.
Wolves back quit smoking campaign
WOLVES fans attending Warrington’s game against Crusaders on Sunday will be given tips on how to stop smoking.
Village gets new play area
VILLAGE youngsters near Warrington will soon benefit from a new toddlers’ play area – thanks to a grant from United Utilities.
Hostel for homeless put on trial
A FORMER terraced house which was converted into a hostel for the
homeless without planning consent is to be allowed to stay “in
business” for a trial period of 12 months.
MP slams council over litter
DOG mess and litter strewn around the streets are a symptom of Warrington Borough Council’s “neglect” according to a local MP.
Council tax increase approved
WARRINGTON Borough Council’s ruling Lib Dem-Tory alliance forced
through a 2.4 per cent increase in council tax for the coming year.