RL legend dies after long illness
A MAN widely regarded as the cornerstone of the first Warrington Championship side in 1947-48 has died after a lengthy illness.
A MAN widely regarded as the cornerstone of the first Warrington Championship side in 1947-48 has died after a lengthy illness.
LYMM stole the points in a top-of-the-table clash which despite its scoreline, failed to live up to expections.
TOWN travelled to lowly Rossendale, looking to put their previous two
defeats behind them at a ground where they have not had the greatest of
results in the last few seasons.
A PLANNING inspector has ruled that a gypsy caravan site can be set up
at Warrington – because it will improve the appearance of the area.
STUDENTS at Warrington’s Priestly College had the chance to showcase
their business acumen as part of the annual Challenge Day event.
THREE Warrington people have received Good Neighbour Awards for their services to the local community.
PERFORMANCE poet William Malcolm has published his second book.
A PLANNING inspector has thrown out proposals to convert a
semi-detached house into a hot food takeaway
– even though there is an existing takeaway next door.
A CHARITY that raises about £15,000 a year from businesses in
Warrington is looking for small local groups to benefit from its cash.
AN “innocent” man revisiting his childhood haunts in Warrington
claims he was dragged from his car by police, handcuffed and thrown to
the side of a road.