Fallen soldier is flown home
THE body of Fusilier Simon Annis, the Warrington soldier who died in Afghanistan on Sunday, has been flown home.
THE body of Fusilier Simon Annis, the Warrington soldier who died in Afghanistan on Sunday, has been flown home.
TWO Warrington residents who tried to stop the Creamfields music
festival going ahead this year have lost their battle – and been landed
with £13,500 costs.

WARRINGTON’S top eight hopes are fading fast as they crashed to a disappointing 28-40 home defeat to Wakefield Trinity Wildcats.
THE average council tax bill in Warrington will rise by £297 to £1,663
if Government plans for property revaluations go ahead, according to a
prospective candidate for the next General Election.
WARRINGTON Wolves’ name could already be on the Challenge Cup if you believe in lucky omens or fate.
OTHER authorities would be interested in “buying in” Warrington’s
expertise if the borough council’s planning department was part
privatised, Town Hall chiefs have been told.
A ROUND-UP of news from the Warrington area
ENTRIES are being sought for the Warrington Competition for Young
Musicians 2010 – with opportunities for musicians under 19 to win up to
£400 plus a handsome trophy.
PLANS for a 200-space car park for Warrington’s Bank Quay railway station have been given the go-ahead.
A-LEVEL students are celebrating in Warrington after another bumper year for passes.