Morley missing for cup clash
WARRINGTON Wolves skipper Adrian Morley has failed to recover from a
neck injury in time for the Carnegie Challenge Cup quarter final against
Catalan Dragons on Sunday, kick off 3.10pm.
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New junior RL club
A NEW junior Rugby League club is being launched in the Padgate area of Warrington.
Bulging school to get new classroom
A PRIMARY school said to be “bulging at the seams” has been given permission to install a mobile classroom in its grounds.
Phil wins top national award
A WARRINGTON recycling expert has won a top national award for his work.
Planners to inspect house scheme
PLANNING chiefs are to visit the site of a proposed large, detached
house which a developer wants to build where a bungalow was demolished
without permission.
Criminals are made to pay
CASH and property worth nearly £2 million has been confiscated from criminals in Cheshire in the past 12 months.
Hospital lottery
WINNING numbers in the weekly lottery run by the League of Friends of Warrington Hospital have been drawn – but the jackpot prize has not been claimed.
Town's GPs lead the way
FAMILY doctors in Warrington look set to be among the first in the
country to be handed more power in the move towards a modernised
National Health Service.
Police crackdown on metal theft
POLICE at Warrington are working with forces across the North West to combat the increasing problem of metal theft.
5,430 pensioners to lose out
UP to 5,430 Warrington pensioners aged 70 or more, could soon miss out
on Legal Aid funded advice about writing a will, according to a borough
councillor.