Rugby League legend to be honoured
RUGBY League legend Mike Gregory will be honoured tomorrow (Wednesday at a charity rugby match.
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Everest hero's Mum goes mountaineering
EVEREST conqueror Stuart Peacock, who has climbed the world’s highest
mountain twice, has found a new convert to mountaineering in Warrington – his Mum.
Rugby team seek permanent home
A newly formed Rugby League team is urgently looking for a new home in South Warrington.
Town grab share of the points
A LAST gasp equaliser deep in injury time gave Warrington Town a share of the points with a 1-1 draw at Garforth Town on Saturday.
Major road works on the way!
MAJOR roadworks are set to take place next week in Warrington, causing possible delays for up to three months.
Parents drove like a bat out of hell
A PARENT dropping a child off at a Warrington primary school drove like “a bat out of hell” according to a nearby resident.
College girls prove they're the best
CREATIVE nail students from a Warrington college have proved they are the country’s best.
Head bangers!
JUST one thing detracts from the beauty of hanging baskets in a shopping centre – people keep banging their heads on them!
Councillors urged to approve new paths
COUNCILLORS are being recommended to add a number of footpaths to
Warrington’s definitive rights-of-way map, following an application
from a local resident.
Halloween puts the crime rate up
A VILLAGE’S crime rate shot up – thanks to Halloween pranks.