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Whitley 10k cancelled and Village Hall closed
ORGANISERS of the annual Whitley 10k planned for May 3 has been cancelled in line with government and UK Athletics advice.
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Season over for Rylands who occupied promotion spot
WITH the FA announcing all results will be expunged with no promotion and relegation taking place for levels below National League, Rylands finished the aborted season second in the table in what would have been a promotion spot, but now face another year in the NWCFL.
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Priestley’s footballers win division with unbeaten run
PRIESTLEY College football team has proven that practice makes perfect after they won their division without losing a match.
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Cricket season looks set to be cancelled
ALL club cricket in the Warrington area looks set to be cancelled with immediate effect as a result of the developing COVID-19 situation.
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Home-grown Mike Cooper agrees new two year contract extension at Wire
WARRINGTON Wolves’ home-grown Prop forward Mike Cooper has agreed a two year contract extension with the club.
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Road runners pick up 19 new members
APPLETON-based Warrington Road Runners picked up 19 new runners during its beginners and newbies Couch25k course this year.
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Abe picks up martial arts bronze medal
WARRINGTON martial artist Abe Dannan picked up a bronze medal in his first Brazilian Jiu Jitsu tournament.
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Tour of Britain coming to Warrington – all being well!
THE UK’s most prestigious cycle race is heading to Warrington this September – subject to the latest government advice on the Coronavirus pandemic which has resulted in the mass cancellation of various sporting events.
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First half disruption proves costly for Lymm
LYMM travelled up the M6 to Kirkby Lonsdale, which despite its beautiful surroundings is a venue which has not been a happy hunting ground over the years and Saturday was to prove no exception, when most of what could go wrong did go wrong.
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Latchford’s disappointing 24-0 “victory”
LATCHFORD Albion’s first scheduled home game of the season ended in disappointed when visitors Oldham St Annes A were unable to raise a team.
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