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• We're too generous to immigrants

  REGARDING Mr Calhoun's letter "I was disgusted at Mr Gannon's letter concerning his views on the never ending arrival of 'free loading' refugees to this country." I, for one and indeed most people I speak to when this subject is broached, agree with him entirely. read more

• WOLVES' WORLD CUP WONDERS?

  WARRINGTON Wolves fans have had their interest in the Rugby League World Cup 2000 heightened by the prospect of a number of their Wilderspool favourites being involved. read more

• PACE TO TAME THAME

  WARRINGTON Town are racing to get their Cantilever Park pitch into shape in time for their FA Vase showdown with Thame United. read more

• BUSBY'S FRESH START

  DEAN Busby is hoping to put three disappointing seasons behind him as he looks to relaunch his career with the Wolves. read more

• RUGBY LEAGUE'S NEW RULES GOING INTO SUPER LEAGUE IV

  WARRINGTON Wolves fans should prepare themselves for some technical law changes being played in Super League next season. read more

• WOLVES' GALLANT MOVE

  AFTER a week of transfer speculation Warrington Wolves made a signing - their long awaited new marketing manager! read more

• Recycling message

  START 1999 by recycling your rubbish. read more

• RSPCA gets its message across

  WARRINGTON people appear to be getting the message about not giving pets as Christmas presents. read more

• Pioneering new supplies contract will save thousands

  PATIENTS are to benefit from savings totalling hundreds of thousands of pounds after Warrington Hospital signed a pioneering new contract for the provision of its supplies. read more

• Gift of TVs thanks to mystery donation

  THE WORLD of television and video has arrived at the new hospice thanks to the generosity of an anonymous benefactor. read more

• Deadline for school places

  PARENTS are reminded that arrangements for school places need to be made if their child's fifth birthday falls between September 1 1999 and August 31 2000. read more

• £1m cash boost for town's hospital

  WARRINGTON Hospital's X-Ray Department is celebrating a £1 million cash injection. read more

• Two policemen injured in crash

  TWO police officers were taken to hospital after their car crashed as they answered a 999 call. read more

• ROPER SETBACK

  WARRINGTON Wolves star Jonathan Roper has had a setback on his comeback trail. read more

• WARRINGTON SOCCER LEAGUE REVIEW

  LAST season's GUARDIAN Cup finalists both progressed to the next round in this week's Warrington Soccer League action. read more

• Some comfort

  RE your letter "Silk Flowers Taken From Memorial" from a widow and a Grandma in the GUARDIAN on December 11. read more

• Accident black spots are being built across town

  FURTHER to Councillor Black's reply to my previous letter to the GUARDIAN, I would like to make the following points. read more

• Orford Park - the town's neglected war memorial

  THE GUARDIAN's correspondence columns have shown readers' concerns about the neglect of war memorials. Few understand that Orford Park is perhaps the most important. read more

• Shoot the 65s

  I AM currently in receipt of an Incapacity Benefit, however on December 23 1998, I reached the age of 65 and then obviously I became eligible for Old Age Pension. However this pension is only payable from the first Monday after the 65th birthday and according to regulations, there can be no pension from the 23rd to 27th December. read more

• Welcome bowl

  MEMBERS recently passed to me a copy of an article from the GUARDIAN concerning the possibility of an indoor Bowling Centre being built in Warrington. I am the treasurer of two Bowling Clubs in Croft. We have in total some 300 members. You can be assured that we would welcome such a facility and give it our support. We currently travel to Prestatyn to avail ourselves of such a facility, which, if it were nearer, we would use far more often. read more

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