THE most exciting era in the history of Rugby League since the sport switched to summer in 1996 will kick off with six fixtures in a new-look First Utility Super League over the weekend of February 5-8 2015. The sport’s flagship competition features
WARRINGTON Wolves' 23 Super League fixtures in 2015 are revealed here. The campaign will open at home to Salford Red Devils on Saturday, February 7, with the Round 23 clash being a trip to Castleford Tigers on Sunday, July 26. Warrington Wolves
SUPER League, Super 8s, Challenge Cup and World Club Series fixture list for Warrington Wolves in 2015. February Rnd 1: Sun, 8th, Salford Red Devils, home, 3pm Rnd 2: Fri, 13th, Hull FC, away, 8pm World Club Series: Fri, 20th, St George
WARRINGTON Wolves will not enter the 2015 Challenge Cup competition until the sixth round. Wolves, and the seven other clubs finishing in the top eight Super League positions in 2014, join the competition at the last-16 stage as part of rugby league's
BEN Flower could step out of the cauldron and into the fire next season when his six months ban ends two days before Wigan Warriors entertain Warrington Wolves at the DW Stadium. The Wigan prop, disgraced in the Grand Final on October 11 for a
WITH dark nights creeping in, bosses at Warrington CCG are urging residents to start preparing for winter. The health body for the town has launched their winter 'Choose Well' campaign, which provides practical advice and support about how to choose
A WARFARE specialist is celebrating after graduating from the Royal Navy's largest training establishment. Seaman Shaun Payne, from Warrington, has completed his phase two training with Victory Squadron from the HMS Collingwood in Hampshire.
HAVE a brew and find out more about the facilities at Warrington Play and Sensory Centre during a series of coffee mornings. The centre, based at Woolston Neighbourhood Hub on Hall Road, is inviting residents to come and see what is on offer. Children
NETWORK Warrington has announced its new managing director who will be tasked with tackling the challenges facing the bus industry. Damian Graham, who has worked for Warrington Borough Transport Limited for more than 37 years, said he will be taking
A MAN slammed for having the worst record a magistrate had seen is back behind bars. Damian Wisedale, of Museum Street, was handed an eight week prison sentence at Halton Magistrates Court after stealing more than £70 worth of coffee on October
