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  • Clark could miss clash with former club Castleford on Monday

    DARYL Clark may miss Monday’s clash with former club Castleford Tigers. Wolves’ head of coaching and rugby Tony Smith described his nose as ‘pretty busted up’ after the 30-10 loss to Widnes Vikings at the Select Security Stadium. Clark, named

  • Tony Smith: Run of penalties and sin-binning was a killer

    WOLVES boss Tony Smith says the mounting penalty count and sin-binning of Ben Westwood early in the second half was the killer blow in tonight’s 30-10 loss against ‘derby’ rivals Widnes Vikings at the Select Security Stadium. His side trailed 14

  • HALF TIME: Widnes Vikings 14 Warrington Wolves 6

    WIDNES Vikings finished the first half strongly and hold an eight-point lead at the break. Wolves opened the scoring in the sixth minute. Joel Monaghan palmed back the ball from Gareth O’Brien’s kick and Ben Westwood was in position to pick

  • Betfred expects crucial TV election debate to grip town

    BETFRED’S head trader of politics is tipping tonight’s crucial TV election debate to play a pivotal role in determining who Warrington residents vote for on May 7. Marcus Goddard, who is based at the bookmaker’s head office in Birchwood, is anticipating

  • Wife's thank you to hospital ward

    FAMILY and friends of a man who died at Warrington Hospital have rallied together to raise hundreds of pounds for the ward that treated him.Dave Ditchfield died aged 62 in June 2014 at the intensive care unit from pneumonia but his wife Christine was

  • 'Superhero' dad helps rescue couple from blaze

    A HEROIC dad-of-four has helped to save the lives of an elderly couple after a fire broke out in their bungalow in Woolston. David Ashley Baldwin has been credited with helping to rescue two pensioners from the blaze today, Thursday. The 55

  • Suspect dives in Mersey to evade arrest

    A SUSPECTED burglar attempted to escape from officers by going for an early-morning dip in the Mersey today, Thursday. Despite his efforts to find a clean getaway, his escape route was flawed as officers were able to patiently wait for him on both

  • Search help

    I’M trying to find a person I met a long time ago and have a feeling she told me that she’s from around the Warrington area. Her name is Ellie, I don’t her last name, we were in care together in Pine Lodge in Chester back in 2007. The reason

  • VOTE: Do ward boundaries matter to residents?

    SOME believe it should happen, some believe it shouldn't and some simply don't care but it is clear to see views on potential new ward boundaries are torn. The Local Boundary Commission is gathering information on the council and its view to increase

  • Reid: Town stars playing for their future

    SHAUN Reid insists Warrington Town's players have a lot to play for this weekend as they approach two games in three days. Town visit Padiham on Saturday before hosting Reid's old employers Prescot Cables on Monday, 3pm. The Yellows have enjoyed

  • Clark confident best yet to come

    DARYL Clark is confident his best form in primrose and blue is yet to come. The 22-year-old has so far struggled to impact games the way he did in a Man of Steel-winning season with Castleford Tigers last year. Clark, a marquee signing for

  • Spend sense

    THE latest example of Labour’s economical competence. Rachael Reeves who used to be at the heart of Labour’s treasury team, says Labour will scrap the ‘bedroom tax’ and use the savings for a £175million ‘Scotland Cares’ fund to tackle poverty.

  • CD review: Circa Waves - Young Chasers

    FANS of The Inbetweeners will remember that at the end of each episode there was a different song.It was usually a tune by an up-and-coming British indie band and it was always well picked to help sum up the tone of the show.Most of the songs on Circa

  • Chance to create LiveWire's new mascot

    IDEAS are being sought for LiveWire’s new mascot. Residents’ artistic skills are being called on for a competition to create a new mascot with a £50 Love2shop voucher up for grabs and the chance to unveil the mascot at the Orford Park Festival

  • 6 business bites from Warrington

    Building bridges MORE than 100 women in business from the town attended the spring lunch of Women's Business Network. Held at Village Urban Resorts Hotel, the event offered businesswomen the chance to meet others from the area with a view to

  • Legal advice with Sarah Greene

    LEGAL advice from Sarah Greene, a wills and probate solicitor at FDR Law, based at Palmyra Square, Warrington. QUESTION My father has just died and I’m named as the sole executor of his will. What are my duties and what is involved in applying

  • VIDEO and DVD review: Leviathan

    LEVIATHAN is about one man's battle against corruption and hardship in the Russian north west. Winner of the Best Foreign Language Film at the Golden Globes, it is one of those movies where the backdrop matches and complements the tragic tone of

  • Stockton Heath Pharmacy staff vow to continue delivering

    STAFF at Stockton Heath Pharmacy have pledged to continue delivering for residents after celebrating their third birthday in the village.The chemist, based at Stockton Heath Medical Centre, in The Forge, offers a free prescription collection and delivery

  • Trio eye Great Wall of China following zumbathon fundraiser

    THREE determined friends combined music and fitness to edge closer to their target of raising £5000 for Pancreatic Cancer UK at last Saturday's zumbathon at Bridgewater High School.Sharon Harris, Bridget Francis and Charlotte Comer organised the two-hour

  • Some remorse

    WELL done Cllr Woodyatt, BBC news March 18, showing her disappointment of the lower-class supermarket arriving on her doorstep, what a shame. Just a pity she didn’t show the same remorse when she voted to demolish our primary school in Stockton

  • UPDATED: Crews tackle Woolston bungalow blaze

    EMERGENCY services came to the rescue of a couple in Woolston this morning, Thursday.  Police officers were driving past the property on Barnfield Road when they were alerted to the fire by a cyclist. The officers rushed to the elderly couple's

  • Westbrook Old Hall pupils go green

    GREENFINGERED youngsters from Westbrook Old Hall Primary school rolled up their sleeves, grabbed spades and pitched in to plant trees at Warrington’s Bewsey Old Hall park. Pupils wrapped up warm before heading out to the park to learn about the

  • Police not to appeal licence review of Voodoo

    POLICE bosses at Cheshire Constabulary will not appeal the decision to keep drinking spot Voodoo open.The bar on Academy Street was given permission to stay open by the town’s licensing committee in February as long as its owners adhere to conditions

  • Top 10 new songs for Stockton Heath supermarket

    STAFF at Morrisons in Stockton Heath have made a special request to their new boss over dull playlists on the shop floor.  Internal feedback that the current loop of store tannoy tunes was getting repetitive has led to new chief David Potts introducing

  • Wolves enjoy pack boost ahead of Easter double

    WARRINGTON Wolves enjoyed a pack boost this week with the return of Anthony England and Ben Harrison to full fitness. Tony Smith’s side visit Widnes Vikings tonight, Thursday, kick off 8pm, before hosting Castleford Tigers on Easter Monday, 2.45pm