Wolves safely through to last eight
NEW signing Richie Mathers scored twice on his debut as the Wolves eased past Featherstone 56-8 to book their place in the Carnegie Challenge Cup quarter-finals.
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News in brief
A ROUND-UP of news from around the Warrington area.
Emma overcomes the odds
AN international sportswoman from Warrington has overcome the odds to win a top field archery title.
New financial advice service launched
WARRINGTON North MP Helen Jones has welcomed the launch of a new financial advice service in Warrington.
House of Lords debate for pupils
SIXTEEN gifted youngsters from Warrington took part in a national debating final at the House of Lords.
Town's tremendous tourism potential
WARRINGTON’S “tremendous potential” for boosting the North West’s
visitor economy has been recognised by a leading tourism group.
Morley and Briers miss cup clash
SKIPPER Adrian Morley and playmaker Lee Briers will again be missing
when Warrington embark on the road to Wembley at Featherstone in the
Fifth Round of the Carnegie Challenge Cup this Sunday, May 10 kick off
1.30pm.
Chris Bridge – good to be back!
EXCLUSIVE video interview with Warrington Wolves’ centre/stand off Chris Bridge who is delighted to be back in the frame after missing much of the last two seasons through injury.
Woman driver overturns car
FIREFIGHTERS from Warrington put their first aid skills to use when
they arrived at the scene of a road accident before paramedics.
Street to be closed
A WARRINGTON street is to be closed to traffic, other than for access, in a bid to stop obstructive parking.