Jobs club set to return
A FREE jobs club founded by Warrington South MP David Mowat, aimed at helping people get back into work or business, starts again in Warrington on Saturday (Sept 15).
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Another sad day for Labour!
THE latest political in fighting at Warrington town hall, which has resulted in the suspension of a senior group member, has been described as “another sad day for the Labour party!”
Cycling tour's wet welcome
THE national cyclying Tour of Britain including Olympic champion Bradley
Wiggins and world champion Mark Cavendish encountered a deluge of rain
as made their way through Warrington.
Luke's World Cup mascot design
A SCHOOLBOY’S design has been chosen to represent Warrington in a
competition to create the official mascot for next year’s Rugby League
World Cup.
Speed limit proposed
HIGHWAYS chiefs proposed to introduce a 40mph speed limit on a busy
route at Croft, following complaints from local residents about speeding
traffic.
Tough away day for Wire
WARRINGTON Town face a tough away day after being drawn at Blue Square Bet North Colwyn Bay in the second qualifying round of the F.A Cup.
Shipton commits to home town club
WARRINGTON Town have signed their promising teenage winger Liam Shipton on contract after a promising start to the season.
School bus review under attack
LIBERAL Democrat councillors at Warrington are going on the offensive
over the borough council’s controversial proposals to cut spending on
school buses.
Restaurant to close
ONE of the longest-established Indian restaurants in the Warrington area
has announced that it is to close within the next few weeks.
Farmer's market a tourist attraction
THE annual farmers market organised by Warrington Market has broken all records.