Wolves Women’s title hopes dashed after second-half Swinton fightback
THE curtain came down on Warrington Wolves’ season with a 38-14 defeat to the Manchester Swinton Lionesses in the semi-final of the Women’s National Championship.
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‘Everywhere At Once’ – Opening night at Peggy McCools
Kick-starting the ‘Everywhere At Once Festival’, a weekend packed with gigs in countrywide participating venues, Clancy and Containers performed two brilliant sets at iconic Warrington venue, Peggy McCools.
Wine & Beer at the Crossing: Warrington’s Two Thousand Years of Taste and Trade
Warrington’s relationship with wine reaches back far beyond the present, into centuries when its river crossing carried not only people and goods but tastes and traditions from distant places. Beer would later become the town’s industrial heartbeat, but wine is where the story begins — and where it quietly returns.
Fairbrother hat-trick helps to see off The Chemics
TENEISHA Fairbrother’s first-half hat-trick effectively ended the game as a contest as Warrington Wolves ran out comfortable 38-12 winners against their derby rivals Widnes Vikings.
Wolves trounce the Tigers
Warrington Wolves Women defeated Castleford Tigers 54-4 in the National Women’s Championship to bounce back from their Challenge Shield Final to continue their push for the playoffs.
Warrington’s 136 miles of hidden paths
Warrington has over 136 miles of public footpaths and bridleways — not roadside pavements, but real trails threading through parks, woods and wetlands. That’s longer than five marathons, or roughly the distance from Warrington to Bristol as the crow flies.
Young Wolves earn praise from Davis after Challenge Shield final defeat
WARRINGTON Wolves stand-off Michelle Davis believes her young team are building something special despite their defeat to Manchester Swinton Lionesses in the Challenge Shield Final.
Freight and the art of growing up without slowing down
Since I initially interviewed the young band Freight for Warrington Worldwide back in December 2023, they might appear to have been on a rapid rise to success due to their proliferation of festival appearances and increasing social media popularity, but that isn’t the case.
Wire’s key to success is power in the pack
WARRINGTON Wolves sit top of the National Women’s Championship after a dominant 44-6 win on Humberside.
Bangers, breakdowns and the beautiful madness of Warrington motoring
There was a time — not so very long ago — when the streets of Warrington echoed with the coughs, splutters and heroic last gasps of cars that had absolutely no right to still be on the road.