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• Belt-up in the back!

  DRIVERS in Warrington are being asked to belt up and make sure their passengers do the same to help reduce the number of injuries on the town's roads. read more

• No conclusions yet reached

  READERS may be forgiven, for inferring from reports on the Peel Hall site, that either the Council or myself have reached conclusions in response to the Inspector's Report into the Local Plan. No conclusions have yet been reached. read more

• Restoring Kingsway Bridge lights in hand

  WITH reference to the recent letters to the GUARDIAN in respect of the lights on Kingsway Bridge; I would, with the aid of this column, like to assure all interested parties that the matter of restoration, to their former glory, is in hand. read more

• Mail service amongst best in Europe

  I WAS concerned to see the letter printed in Points of View headed "Postal service not good." read more

• Not exactly like footpath rage

  I NOTICE in Helen Southworth's "Letter From The House" that much Parliamentary time and hot air has been wasted on the Right To Roam and access to the countryside. read more

• Letter from the House

  I SEEM to have spent a lot of my time meeting Ministers visiting Warrington recently. Mo Mowlam was here last Saturday and we have also seen John Hutton from the Department of Health and Charles Clarke from the Department for Education and Employment. read more

• JUNIOR AND YOUTH RUGBY LEAGUE ROUND-UP

  Folly Lane u9 6 read more

• GLANCE GUIDE TO WARRINGTON RESULTS AND FIXTURES

  Angling read more

• WORLD CUP WONDER

  A WARRINGTON businessman will be competing for England in the Touch Rugby World Cup in Australia. read more

• FIVE WENT IN BUT MANY WERE MISSED

  Tetley Walker 5 read more

• AMAZING INJURY TIME SCENES AT SPARTAK

  THE semi-finals of the Warrington Soccer League's Jubilee Trophy will take place tomorrow, Saturday. read more

• ASPINALL'S A SHOOTING STAR

  TYREWISE booked their place in Warrington Sunday Soccer League's Red Lion Cup final with a 2-1 extra-time win. read more

• WARRINGTON Town manager Dave Hughes has revealed that star player Ian Bold came within a quarter of

  Bold, of Orford, has a depressed fracture of his skull and a hairline fracture of an eye socket following an accidental collision in the North Western Trains League Division Two game against Daisy Hill at Cantilever Park. read more

• TOWN OFF TO A FLIER

  Warrington Town 3 read more

• More to sort first

  I AM writing in response to the letter in your Points of View, dated March 12, "Our Postie Has a Different Shift." read more

• Good postie

  I would just like to make a point in praise of postmen. read more

• Pupils bridge the generation gap

  STUDENTS at Birchwood High School have been bridging the gap between old and young with safety lessons for their elderly neighbours. read more

• It's child's play for student inventor

  A WARRINGTON student has invented an ingenious toy designed specially for visually impaired and blind children. read more

• Palmyra Square set to become focal point of town

  COUNCIL chiefs are looking at ways to improve Warrington's Palmyra Square and make it more attractive for residents and businesses. read more

• Mascot Jennifer has a devilish good time

  A LIVERPOOL fan became the envy of thousands when she was asked to escort the Mighty Reds on to the pitch before a game - but these Reds were arch-rivals Manchester United. read more

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