Club's new president
LYMM Dingle Probus Club installed George Todd as their new president during a special hand-over ceremony held in the village.
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Top award for leisure centre
A WARRINGTON leisure centre has been hailed as a shining light when it comes to saving energy after they received a top award from the Carbon Trust.
Season over for Reardon and Johnson
BOTH Stuart Reardon and Paul Johnson have been ruled out for the rest of the season following the injuries they sustained in Saturday’s Challenge Cup defeat to St Helens.
Gunman threatens petrol station staff
POLICE are hunting a lone gunman who threatened a female member of staff at a petrol station in Warrington.
Season over for Reardon and Johnson
BOTH Stuart Reardon and Paul Johnson have been ruled out for the rest of the season following the injuries they sustained in Saturday’s Challenge Cup defeat to St Helens.
Unbeaten record continues
WARRINGTON maintained their unbeaten record in division one of the Right Move Abroad Cheshire County League when they drew at home to Birkenhead Park.
Town win President's Cup
WARRINGTON Town Reserves triumphed in Saturday’s Cheshire League President’s Cup final to bring silverware back to Cantilever Park.
Young engineers are problem solvers
ASPIRING engineers from one of Warrington’s top colleges have successfully resolved problems for two major industrial giants.
Freemasons grant for church
FREEMASONS have made a special grant to a Stockton Heath Church to help pay for urgently needed electrical work.
Watchdog slams prison closure
THE prison service watchdog has slammed the closure of a unit for teenage offenders at Warrington which has been hailed as “a beacon of good practice.”