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• Wolves fans deserve better

  Widnes Vikings 31 read more

• Learn the art of self defence with CSO Tom

  A FREE self-defence class is starting in Bewsey tomorrow, Friday, for all those people interested in learning a martial art. read more

• Bethany prepares for her crowning moment

  A NEW rose queen has been selected to represent Christ Church in Latchford this summer. read more

• Youngsters discuss improvements

  COMMUNITY police officers held a meeting with youths at the Whitecross Community Centre last month to discuss what improvements can be made in the area. read more

• Developers told

  to stick to original St Ambrose plans read more

• Pensions

  THE Pensions Service will be at Padgate library on Wednesday, June 16 from 10am until noon advising customers of state entitlements for the over 60s. read more

• Degree success

  CONGRATULATIONS are in order for former William Beamont High School pupil Hayley Ann Smith, aged 26, who has graduated from Chester University with a Diploma of Higher education in nursing. read more

• Pupils find out 'what's up'

  CHILDREN at an Orford primary school are testing out the benefits of a new pilot scheme designed to give them the opportunity to discuss issues close to their hearts. read more

• Residents' fears fail to block school extension bid

  AN extension will be added to William Beamont High School despite claims from residents that the current community use of the school causes traffic problems and vandalism. read more

• Splash out to raise cash for Tommy's

  FORDTON Leisure Centre in Longford will host a Splash for Cash event on June 15, from 10am until noon, and on June 17, from 1pm until 3pm, to raise money for Tommy's, the baby charity. read more

• Charity has Allsorts of reasons to cheer

  LEISURE and learning for children and young people with disabilities has been given a boost after the Warrington Guardian's parent company, Gannett, awarded a cash grant to a Woolston charity. read more

• We want a magazine called 'Haydock Last'

  THROUGH your paper I would like to ask the Haydock Councillors have we got no children in Haydock or can't they be bothered to provide any entertainment in the school holidays like they do in St Helens, Earlestown etc? read more

• Love to hear from new volunteers

  MANY people who have experienced cancer will have been helped by Macmillan Cancer Relief. All the help Macmillan provides is free of charge. This is only possible because of the support we get from our amazing 70,000 volunteers. read more

• Funding puts play area on target

  RESIDENTS in Fairfield are hoping that new play area in Robson Street will be built in time for summer now that funding has been provided. read more

• Residents unite for new group

  A NEW residents' group in Bewsey is being launched this month to spearhead developments on Bewsey Park. read more

• It all comes down to attitude says skipper

  WARRINGTON learned from their 50-20 St Helens disaster how to turn a negative into a positive as the 34-18 defeat of Wigan showed a fortnight ago. read more

• Fans have big part to play

  WARRINGTON Wolves' new major shareholder believes investment in players is a priority to keep the Super League club moving forward. read more

• Desire drives new Cullen deal

  PAUL Cullen is hungry for silverware and the prospect of quenching that desire at his hometown club has driven him to sign a three-year contract extension at Warrington Wolves this week. read more

• Ian Millward (Saints coach):

  "We had a 20 per cent completion rate at one stage and in the first half it was 50 per cent. read more

• Wigan 30 Saints 14

  By Mike Critchley read more

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