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• Searching for a son

  MY name is Gill Whitley and I run a helpline called Searching for a Memory, I set this up to assist people who are searching for missing relatives. read more

• FRANK'S FAREWELL TO WEMBLEY

  TOMORROW'S Challenge Cup final will mean an emotional farewell to Wembley for Warrington Rugby League official Frank Hawley. read more

• THE PETER DEAKIN COLUMN

  AS far as I am aware this Monday sees the first mass-circulated family day promotion in Super League. For Warrington's home game against Sheffield, two adults and two children can watch the match and have an hot dog and soft drink each for the total price of £25. read more

• STOP THE KICKS!

  WOLVES coach Darryl Van de Velde is having his players practicing defending kicks this week. read more

• WILSON RETURN INSPIRED WOLVES TO SIX-TRY BLITZ

  London Broncos 18 read more

• ROPER READY FOR WOLVES RETURN

  JON Roper is set for a return against Sheffield Eagles on Monday which will add to the concerns of visiting coach John Kear. read more

• Borough leaders defend American artist decision

  COUNCIL leaders have defended their decision to waive financial regulations when employing an American artist to redevelop part of Warrington town centre. read more

• Group makes future brighter

  COMMUNITY facilities in one of Warrington's most deprived areas are going from strength to strength thanks to the hard work of a dedicated action group. read more

• Sweet success for Lauren

  LITTLE sweetie Lauren Moran is stuck on Everton football club - and soon she'll have a chance to prove it! read more

• Dazzling parade on St. George's Day

  MORE than 1,000 members of Warrington's Scouts and Guides joined forces on Sunday for the St George's Day Parade. read more

• George celebrates family's bog day

  PATRIOTIC George Cox celebrated St George's Day in style by putting up a giant England flag on the side of his house, much to the amazement of passing motorists. read more

• Town is left out of £27 billion rail boost

  HOPES that Warrington's railways would benefit from a cash boost have been de-railed, according to a Council transport chief. read more

• Gordon's well-versed in the art of entertaining

  ENTERTAINER Gordon Cooper, Warrington's own performing poet and storyteller, is still pulling in the audiences after almost 10 years in the business. read more

• WEMBLEY STAR'S GRANDSON ON THE RISE

  THE grandson of a Wembley Challenge Cup star is making a name for himself in Rugby League. read more

• ROUGH JUSTICE

  Darwen 1 read more

• If post office dropped junk mail it would help

  I REFER to the letter from 'A Postman' that appeared in a recent GUARDIAN, regarding his plight of having to carry six or seven bags of mail out on their rounds. read more

• Hearty thanks

  I WOULD like to thank your readers and all involved with the British Heart Foundation's first Warrington Walk at Walton Hall Gardens last September. read more

• It doesn't cost a lot of people to reply

  I AM writing to your column about the ignorance shown by prospective employers on job applicants. You may think this sounds a very trivial matter but to me it is not. read more

• Typical twaddle...

  I SUSPECT Sheila Woodyatt was as astonished as myself to learn of Liberal Democrat Councillor Judith Walker's assertion that in effect she had been chosen as a future Mayor because of her 'cuddly closeness' to the Labour Party. (GUARDIAN, April 23.) read more

• Corpus Juris - totally repressive

  AN open letter to Brian Simpson: read more

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