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• Thanks!

  I WOULD like to thank all your readers who kindly called or wrote to me to give me the answer to my query about HMS Blackcap. read more

• Knights in shining armour

  I WOULD like to thank the members of the public who helped when my son had an accident in a fast food restaurant based in Winwick. read more

• Hell has no fury ...

  I WAS bitterly disappointed when Mike Hughes failed in his attempt to become an independent councillor. read more

• Not a bully, he is a caring man and a great doctor

  IS the world going mad? I read with astonishment last week's article concerning Doctor Francis Patiniott. My family and I have been patients of Dr Patiniott and his practice for nearly 30 years. One thing I can assure you, Dr Patiniott's patients come first. read more

• Cause did not alter

  I collected my Warrington Guardian today, June 17 and wanted to respond to some of the comments made in the letters' section about the Race for Life. read more

• Fast drivers

  I READ in your pages (June 10) that another two cars have left the road on Wilton Lane, Culcheth. read more

• Ought to be some record of this phenomenon

  IT IS quite a long time now since the Guardian revealed the plans for a new bus station. No doubt much is happening behind the scenes in Whitehall, memoranda being passed, meetings, recording minutes and whatnot. But there is one matter which I doubt if anyone has ever considered. read more

• Concerns were resolved

  I AM sure everyone must have read in the Warrington Guardian of the changes being planned to our Warrington walks and other traditional events. read more

• Why not use old railway?

  WHILE recently walking my dog along Station Road, Latchford, I noticed a gate into the grounds of the ex-Cantilever Garden Centre was open and wandered in to give Rex a runaround. read more

• Postal vote was a fiasco

  HAVING waited in vain to receive my ballot papers, early on Monday, June 7, I decided to phone the electoral office in the shopping precinct. After taking my name and telephone number I was informed that someone would ring me back. read more

• Dabbers keen to keep its stars

  NANTWICH Town plan on hanging on to their star names as they bid for a top six finish in NWC Division One, next season. read more

• Additional taxi rank in village is the way forward

  THERE may be light at the end of the tunnel over the taxi problem in Stockton Heath after councillors and Warrington cab officials reached a proposed agreement. read more

• Council line-up

  RECENTLY elected borough councillors for Appleton are: Brian Axcell, Ray Hancock and Judith Walker, while Susan Dodd and Celia Jordan have been chosen as borough councillors for the Stockton Heath ward. read more

• Joining the parish

  PARISH councillors successfully elected for Stockton Heath are: June Daynes, Gwendoline Thomson, Marilyn Timmins, Peter Walker, Jean Bullock, Alan Loughlin, Graham Roughsedge, Wendy Emsley, Patrick Mullee, Dorothy Robb and Olive Stephens. read more

• Knockout fundraising day

  IT was a fun day out for all the family for those who attended an action-packed event on Sunday to raise money for the Debra UK Charity. read more

• Leave him to do his job

  REFERRING to the article in last week's Warrington Guardian re: bullying by Dr Francis Patiniott at Birchwood Medical Centre. What a joke! He is a pussycat. read more

• Wants best for patients

  DOCTOR Patiniott has been my doctor for 24 years. read more

• It's bad taste

  SOMEBODY has made a mistake that ought to be corrected. A funeral directors being allowed to open right outside and in front of our hospital gates is, to say the least, bad taste. read more

• Young Wolves hit new heights

  Warrington Wolves u18 26 read more

• Match Stats: Widnes 12 Saints 40

  How the teams lined up and scorers. read more

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