Gentlemen's Evening raises £2,000
ENGLAND World Cup hero Nobby Stiles was the big attraction at a
“Gentlemen’s Evening” organised by the Warrington Group of Masonic
Lodges which raised more than £2,000 for charity.
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Waste firm wants six years more tipping
A WASTE disposal company is seeking a 12-month extension of tipping
operations on a landfill site at Warrington – to give them time to
prepare an application to extend the life of the tip by another six
years.
Chris Hicks video Exclusive
WARRINGTON’S Aussie wingman Chris Hicks talks about the problems being faced by his fellow countrymen during the Australian bush fires, while focusing on the new season with the Wolves.
Kevin Penny's mixed fortunes
EXCLUSIVE interview with Warrington’s young winger Kevin Penny who has experienced mixed fortunes against St Helens.
Wood wants to play every game!
PROP Paul Wood aims to put his injury problems behind him and wants to play every game for the Wolves this season.
Mickey Higham Exclusive
EXCLUSIVE video interview with Warrington’s new hooker Mickey Higham who is excited by his new challenge and looking forward to playing his old club St Helens.
Morley hopes third time lucky!
EXCLUSIVE video interview with Warrington Wolves’ skipper Adrian Morley previewing the forthcoming Super League season – his third with the club.
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Town reserves hit seven
WARRINGTON Town’s second string featured a number of new starters but
right from the off it became evident they had the measure of the
visitors for pace, movement and passing ability.
Thieves strike twice within minutes
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after doorstep thieves struck twice in Warrington – within a few minutes of each other.
Bar told to cut noise levels
A LATE night bar has been told it must cut noise levels.