Family portraits go on show
AN exhibition of paintings produced by parents and children who
attended family portrait classes earlier this year has opened at
Warrington Museum.
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Sports camps for youngsters
A MONTH long series of sports camps will give youngsters in the Penketh
and Great Sankey area an opportunity to try out various sports.
Rail electrification vital for region
GOVERNMENT plans to electrify the Manchester-Liverpool rail line,
missing out Warrington, have been criticised by a Town Hall chief.
Last gasp heart break for Wolves
WARRINGTON Wolves suffered last minute heart break as they went down 24-22 at reigning Super League Champions Leeds, with the added blow of losing Brian Carney with a broken arm and Simon Grix with a shoulder injury ahead of the Challenge Cup semi-final show down with Wigan.
Business as usual for Pink Ladies
IT is business as usual for Warrington based Pink Ladies despite being found guilty of operating unlicensed cabs in the town.
News in brief
A ROUND-UP of news from around the Warrington area
Holiday fun for stage struck kids
A WEEK of drama, dance and singing activities for children aged 7-11
will start at Warrington’s Pyramid arts centre on Monday, August 10
No extra parking at restaurant?
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are being urged to refuse permission for additional car parking at a popular restaurant.
27,000 flu friends
THE number of “flu friends” visiting collection points across the North
West to pick up Tamiflu has now reached more than 27,000.
Top prize for student Jenny
WARRINGTON student Jenny Mushing has beaten off strong competition to win a top prize.