Today Team celebrates 16 years in the driving seat with record growth
A CROFT-BASED logistics company has announced two new senior appointments following an unprecedented 35% growth in turnover during the pandemic.
Author James Gordon
James Gordon
Journalist and sport content specialist, who is also editor of Love Rugby League. Formerly ran the official website of the Carling Cup, as well as operating a digital services business in Warrington.
A Grivosti goal wins it again for Warrington Town
TEENAGER Matty Grivosti scored the winner for the second successive Saturday as Warrington Town won 1-0 at home to Gainsborough Trinity.
Plans to demolish Raven Inn ruled invalid – for now
A PLANNING application to demolish the historic Raven Inn pub and replace with seven houses has been ruled invalid by Warrington Borough Council.
Four men sentenced to 46 years for shooting man on Poplars Avenue
FOUR men involved in a conspiracy that led to an innocent man being shot on his own doorstep in Orford have been jailed.
People encouraged to speak out on World Suicide Prevention Day
TO mark World Suicide Prevention Day, Friday September 10, Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire, John Dwyer, is encouraging those who are struggling to reach out and seek help.
Amis heads Warrington Town to victory at Lancaster
A BRILLIANT second half header from Josh Amis earned Warrington Town a 1-0 win away at Lancaster City.
From Tottenham Hotspur to Warrington Town: Yellows land Marine in FA Cup
WARRINGTON Town have been drawn against Marine, who hosted Tottenham Hotspur in a famous run to the third round last year, in the next round of the FA Cup.
Williams leads Wire to win at Magic Weekend
GEORGE Williams taunted fans of former club Wigan after scoring what turned out to be the decisive try for Warrington at the Magic Weekend.
Warrington Town progress in the FA Cup
MATT Grivosti’s second half goal was enough to secure safe passage to the next round of the FA Cup for Warrington Town away at Kendal.
Wolves lose out in Bank Holiday thriller
WARRINGTON Wolves’ hopes of finishing in the top two of Super League were all but ended by St Helens in an exciting game on Monday night.