PARENTS are becoming increasingly concerned at changes that may soon take place at Birchwood Community High School. A consultation procedure is currently under way which, if approved, would see GCSE and SAT pupils having to wait until 1.50pm
WARRINGTON Wolves will travel to The Jungle on Saturday looking to maintain the intensity and strength they showed against Harlequins last week, when they produced a devastating attacking and defensive display. It was a performance that
National Japan Day As the national day of Japan approaches on February 11, why not indulge in some tasty healthy Japanese food? Whilst many other health foods come and go, Japanese cuisine has proven itself to be much more than a fad. Over
A MEAT thief who blighted convenience stores has been caught red-handed. The 38-year-old, from Manchester, was arrested on Friday after around £700 of meat was reported stolen from shops in south Warrington. Police from Warrington South
WOLVES capitalised on last year's Challenge Cup win and the appearance of Jedward to break the previous attendance record for a Harlequins game at the Halliwell Jones. The club was able to attract more than 1000 extra fans when compared to the same
ABUSE of staff is the biggest factor behind pupil expulsions from Warrington schools. Despite a downward trend in temporary and permanent exclusions since 2006, nearly 1300 incidents led to children being kicked out of school for a fixed period
A MASSIVE £3,000 was raised for Help for Heroes at a gentleman’s evening organised by the Warrington Freemasons. Among the sporting memorabilia auctioned on the night was a signed boxing glove worn by Mike Tyson and a framed set of signed photographs
A BID to raise thousands of pounds to help a High Legh youngster with a rare condition has been launched. Little Shannon Boam’s supporters are hoping to send her to America to treat her rare condition called Peters Plus Syndrome. Shannon’s parents
