Torrential rain – but some cricket carried on
TORRENTIAL rain had a major impact on cricket in the Warrington area with matches cancelled, abandoned and ending in rain-affected draws.
Author David Skentelbery
Latchford strengthen grip on second place
Latchford Albion 42 Wigan St Patricks 10 LATCHFORD Albion made up for last week’s defeat…
Woolston Rovers junior round-up
WOOLSTON Rovers Amateur Rugby League Club junior results. Woolston Rovers U8 Golds 14 HFH Blacks…
Five fire engines battle early morning blaze at school
FIVE fire engines were called out at Warrington early today to a fire in the ground floor of a building at Boteler High School in School Road, Latchford.
Council wants men to become “stress-busters”
WARRINGTON Borough Council is encouraging men to become stress-busters and begin a journey towards feeling good, as part of Men’s Health Week which starts today.
Veteran angler lands gold in world championships
A CULCHETH angler won a gold medal when he took part in the ninth World Angling Championships for Veterans in the Czech Republic.
College named as top STEM education provider
A WARRINGTON college has been named as providing some of the best science, technology, engineering and maths education in the country.
Sign up for 24-hour personal alarm system
OLDER and vulnerable people in Warrington are being encourage to take advantage of CareCall – the personal alarm system which operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Blooming marvelous – a Gold for Janet!
A LYMM flower arranger won a Gold Medal at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show – adding to the success of winning a Silver Medal last year!
Council to award contract for £2.7m market fit out
COUNCIL chiefs will be asked next week to award a contract for the £2.7 million fit out of the temporary market building which will serve Warrington for at least two years while a new market is constructed as part of the Time Square Regeneration Scheme.