Glorious defence and flair win the day for Lymm
IT was a glorious day for Lymm in Billingham in more ways than one as Lymm triumphed 20-24.
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Rugby youngsters get a taste of the big time
BUDDING young rugby players from Warrington RUFC Under 9’s provided half-time entertainment at Sale Sharks stadium.
Firefighters tackle blaze at Fiddler’s Ferry
FIREFIGHTERS from Penketh were called to a blaze involving an area of scrubland behind the Fiddlers Ferry Power Station at Cuerdley
Commissioner cleans up town centre at Safer Streets litter pick
POLICE and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer recently donned his hi-viz and joined Warrington’s ‘Tuesday Litter Team’ to tidy up part of the town centre.
Police volunteers recognised for their ‘special’ contributions
AROUND 100 volunteers have been recognised for the ‘special’ contribution they make to Cheshire Constabulary and the communities it serves.
Lymm Runners raise £500 by stepping up for Ukraine
IN response to Ukraine’s request for demonstrations for peace and solidarity, Lymm Runners challenged their runners to ‘step up’ and run an extra half mile on a Club Run and to wear yellow and blue.
Rylands in search of points on the road
WARRINGTON Rylands travel to Ramsbottom United on Saturday looking to extend their winning run to seven games and maintain their lead at the top of the NPL West table, kick off 3pm.
Thirteen Warrington men behind bars after largest county lines operation targeting drug gangs
THIRTEEN men from Warrington are now behind bars following Cheshire Police’s largest county lines operation targeting drug gangs from Manchester and Merseyside who took over the town as their territory.
Time for Tee – at the Mayor’s charity golf day
THE Mayor’s Charity Golf Day will take place at Warrington’s municipal golf course, situated at the heart of Walton Hall and Gardens, on Saturday, April.30.
Residents urged to look after themselves as coronavirus cases continue to increase
WARRINGTON’S health leaders are reminding people that the coronavirus pandemic is definitely not over as case numbers increase across the borough.