WARRINGTON Wolves never felt they were going to lose in the play-offs to Widnes Vikings despite being 18-0 down, according to boss Tony Smith. Smith’s side trailed by three converted tries before Joel Monaghan reduced the deficit heading into the
TONY Smith admits is he concerned about Matty Russell after the full back was stretchered off against Widnes Vikings and taken straight to hospital. Russell felt the full force of a tackle from Macgraff Leuluai after fumbling a high ball and was
VOLUNTEERING at a boot camp, coaching football and rugby teams, daily trips to the gym, walking the dog, taking his daughter to the park and pilates may sound like an exhausting, lung-bursting amount of exercise. But Latchford man Phill Leonard's
WARRINGTON Wolves kept their Grand Final ambitions alive with a second-half comeback in the play-offs clash with rivals Widnes Vikings at The Halliwell Jones Stadium. Paddy Flynn crossed twice early on with Rhys Hanbury adding a third with a long-distance
BURTONWOOD Primary School teacher Helen Muttock is currently spending a week in China as part of project to help young children learn about global issues.Connecting Classrooms provides opportunities for schools to forge links with other institutions across
TONY Smith has named his match-day squad for the visit of Widnes Vikings in the play-offs. Ryan Atkins returns to the Warrington Wolves squad after missing last week’s defeat to Wigan Warriors, while Chris Bridge and Ben Harrison have also recovered
WHEN her two eldest children are calling out for mum from their bedroom there is nothing Wendy Pitts can do.For the mum-of-four has been left effectively cut off from their room because they are in the third floor of her home and Wendy suffers from mobility
IT was once the heart of the town and the main shopping street for residents in Warrington.But now empty shops and for sale signs litter Bridge Street - a road built more than 700 years ago as the principal connection between Warrington town centre and
AN Orford mum hopes to raise awareness of congenital heart defects in youngsters after both of her children had to undergo open heart surgery. Helen Halfpenny said she is keen to support the British Heart Foundation's 'Bag it beat it' fundraising
After a glorious summer at home pottering around his garden in Ireland, green-fingered TV presenter Diarmuid Gavin is now preparing his beds for the cooler months. "Things in my own garden are beginning to die back. I have some wisterias I've been
WAITING at the start line on Sunday there will be only one thing on this group of runners minds.They will be aiming to cross the finish line all to help out nine-year-old Charlotte Crowson whose life was changed forever after being diagnosed with a rare
