School closure to go ahead
TOWN Hall bosses at Warrington are to press ahead with the controversial closure of Longbarn Primary School.
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Dead man named
A 39-year-old man who died following a fight involving two other men and a dog has been named.
Town prepare to tackle Leigh – again!
WARRINGTON Town will go in search of further cup glory tomorrow,
Wednesday when they travel to Leigh Genesis in the Unibond League Cup,
kick off 7.45pm for the third meeting between the local rivals this
season.
Morley launches search for unsung hero
WARRINGTON Wolves’ skipper Adrian Morley has launched the BBC Sports Unsung Hero Award
2009 in the North West region to search for and honour individuals from
the world of grassroots sport.
Shortlisted for top award
A NATIONAL relocation company, with branches in Warrington and Halton, has been shortlisted for a premier award.
Chef's date with celebrity
A WARRINGTON chef has won a chance to cook with celebrity TV chef Jean-Christophe Novelli.
Three-year mentoring programme
A £4.9 million mentoring programme has been launched by the Warrington-based North West Development Agency (NWDA).
Road safety campaign launched
RESIDENTS of one of Warrington busiest roads have been asked to join a campaign for positive action to improve road safety.
Driver arrested after death crash
A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving following a horrific crash near Warrington.
Child poverty: 5,245 at risk
A TOTAL of 5,245 children and young people are at risk of poverty in
Warrington, according to a report to Town Hall scrutiny chiefs.