WARRINGTON Wolves’ injury concerns continued to worsen when Ben Harrison was withdrawn during the defeat to Castleford Tigers on Monday. Harrison joins the likes of Ben Westwood, Simon Grix, Paul Wood, Richie Myler and Chris Bridge on the treatment
TONY Smith expects his Warrington Wolves side to regroup after defeat to Castleford Tigers and believes the loss can spark the focus they need to challenge this season. Smith’s side suffered their biggest defeat since a 62-18 loss to London Broncos
WARRINGTON Wolves were unable to make it an Easter weekend double as in-form Castleford Tigers hit the 40-point mark to seal a comfortable home victory. Wolves disposed of Widnes on Good Friday, but despite a bright opening 10 minutes for the visitors
A WEDDING show is in need of volunteers to model on the bridal catwalk for Candystripe Couture at the Orford Jubilee Wedding show on Sunday, May 18. The show is looking for women who are size 12 and above. For more information e-mail events
WARRINGTON Wolves trail by 12 points to hosts Castleford Tigers at the Mend-A-Hose Jungle in the Super League. James Clare touched down before Michael Monaghan charged down a kick to break free and level, but Michael Shenton added two tries within
KEVIN Penny will make his first start in Warrington Wolves colours this campaign against Castleford Tigers today. The speedster has not featured in primrose and blue since 2009, but makes Tony Smith’s starting 13 with Rhys Evans being moved into
WOLVES under 19s joint head coach Danny Fullerton has hailed his team’s response against Widnes after heavy defeat to Leeds Rhinos last time out. Wolves recorded their first defeat of the season when they were beaten convincingly 38-6 at Leeds,
Warrington Wolves u19 34 Widnes Vikings u19 16 WARRINGTON bounced back to winning ways with a convincing Good Friday victory over arch rivals Widnes. Wolves were 28-0 ahead and fought off a strong looking comeback late in the game. The
GET your hands on some great offers and discounts on cotton nappies during Real Nappy Week. From April 28 to May 4, the annual awareness week aims to highlight how easy modern cotton nappies are to use and how they can reduce the amount of waste
NEWLY promoted St Oswalds B and Alford Hall A are making their presence felt at the start of the new season. They lead the way in Section A of Warrington and North Cheshire Bowls Associaiton’s Redline Recruitment Monday League. Alford scored
SIX athletes from Warrington competed in the classic Rivington Pike fell race at Horwich on Saturday, with one of them having a fantastic result. Less than a minute behind the winner was Warrington Athletics Club’s Liam Burthem, who was seventh
A MAN was treated for smoke inhalation after a kitchen fire in Penketh this morning, Monday. Fire crews were called to an address on Coronation Drive following a blaze in the kitchen at 6.50am. One man was treated at the scene for the effects
WORKSPACE provider Regus is opening its Cinnamon Park base for free this Earth Day tomorrow, Tuesday. The company is allowing its 230 business lounges across the country to be used for free to help workers reduce their carbon footprint for the
LYMM’S second team booked a Raging Bull North West Leagues Best Jug final spot with victory over Rochdale. But the semi final was closer than the scoreline reads, as Rochdale dominated the first half without putting the points on the board.
Leigh 2nd 31 Warrington 2nd 30 CONCEDING three first-half tries gave an under-strength Warrington second team too much of a mountain to climb. They eventually lost by a single point to a strongly-reinforced Leigh outfit, after recovering from
LATCHFORD Unicorns under 9s are looking for new players. “If you think you could be the next Ben Westwood or Joel Monaghan, we'd like to hear from you," said Keith, contactable on 07803518769.
YOUNG people from the Warrington Wolves Foundation will start a project next week to clean up the graves of those who died in the First World War. The youngsters from the Try Hard Project will be rennovating graves with no visitors from next Monday
THINK Easter and for many of you fluffy chicks and bouncing bunnies will spring to mind. But a volunteer at Warrington Animal Welfare has said companies who use those images do not realise the ‘negative effect’ they have and add to an increasing
WARRINGTON Town were left needing another three points to guarantee a play-off spot after defeat to promotion rivals Ramsbottom United on Friday. Shaun Reid's side were leading 2-1 with three minutes left on the clock, but conceded twice to leave
LAST year Wire were outenthused by Widnes, not once but twice. This year they were determined to not let history repeat itself. A highly energetic performance saw Wire completely dominate down the middle and in just about every collision.
FIRE crews were called to a cooker fire in Orford on Saturday night. They cleared smoke from the house on St Peter’s Way around 7.20pm.
HALF back Gareth O’Brien says Wolves will roll their sleeves up and deliver the best performance they can at Castleford Tigers today. It is third against fifth at the Mend-A-Hose Jungle at 3.30pm in the traditional Easter Monday slot, when there
A NEW Ibis hotel will open at Lymm Services. The hotel giant has announced it will takeover the running of the 61 bedroom hotel, located on the M6 service station on junction 20. The hotel is currently going through a refurbishment programme
