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  • Charity issue neutering plea

    A TOWN centre animal charity is urging cat owners to have their male and female cats neutered as soon as possible as 'kitten season' is well under way. Staff at Warrington Animal Welfare say they have already got six litters to foster and therefore

  • MAKE YOUR POINT: Reaction to Wolves' win at Salford

    WARRINGTON fans, players and Tony Smith react to a hard-fought win over Salford on Friday. Twitter: Brad Dwyer (@DwyerBrad): What a crazy couple of weeks it’s been thanks for all the messages was awesome to be apart off a gutsy win like last

  • Wolves dancers prepare for Magic Weekend

    IT will not just be fans and players heading to Newcastle this weekend as the Wolves Foundation’s community dancers Fusion will be travelling to perform on the pitch at St James’ Park as part of the Magic Weekend. The 'Join the Momentum Dance' project

  • Lymm footballers book Goodison Park outing

    TALENTED young footballers from a Lymm school are heading to Everton’s Goodison Park for a shot at bringing home some silverware. Statham Community Primary School’s year four team earned the right to play at the Premier League outfit’s ground by

  • Staff don denim for dementia

    A TOWN centre conveyancers ditched their suits for denim last week to raise funds from staff and clients for the Alzheimer's Society. Holbrook & Co, on Palmyra Square, took part in 'Denim for Dementia day' as a number of staff members have family affected

  • Have your say on Omega South

    RESIDENTS can have their first look at proposals for Omega South as a public consultation gets underway this week. The next stage of development near junction 8 of the M62 will include plans for 1,100 new homes along with shops, restaurants and

  • Glazebury natural play area to be unveiled on June 6

    THE finishing touches are being made to a new play area in Glazebury made entirely from natural materials. Teams from United Utilities and Eric Wright Civil Engineering have been rolling up their sleeves to help out.New child-friendly gates onto the site

  • UPDATED: Two people in hospital after serious Culcheth crash

    TWO people have been rushed to hospital following a crash involving two cars between Glaziers Lane and Warrington Road.  While police say the injuries are not believed to be life threatening, one man was taken via ambulance to the hospital due

  • FIXTURE CHANGE: Fifth Wolves game moved this season

    A FIFTH Warrington Wolves game this season has been re-scheduled from the original fixture list. Wolves' round 19 away fixture against Hull KR has been selected as the Friday night televised game and will now be broadcast on Sky Sports on Friday

  • Veterans charity hosts race night

    VETERANS charity Blue Apple Heroes will be hosting a fundraising race night next month at Warrington Town Football Club. The fun kicks off at 7pm on June 13 including horse races, an auction and buffet. Royal tables are available to seat 10 and include

  • All the fun of the fair at Geronimo children's festival

    BEING a parent with a young child can inadvertently turn you into a recluse.Going out as a family with all your baby stuff requires planning with military precision while going out as a couple comes with all the technicalities of having a babysitter.Nothing

  • Fiddlers Ferry bridge installation set for autumn

    ADVANCED site work to replace a bridge that collapsed under the weight of a lorry at Fiddlers Ferry will commence in June - 20 months after the accident. The council's executive board unanimously approved joint use of the Coastal Community Fund

  • Chester Folk Festival review

    YOU are always sure of a weekend of good music at Chester Folk Festival with plenty of discoveries along the way. The annual event is held in various locations in Kelsall with the focal point being a main stage marquee. As well as performances

  • GUARDIAN VERDICT: Salford Red Devils 18 Warrington Wolves 34

    ONE look at the Super League table confirms the most important thing was that Warrington won against Salford on Friday. Victory at the AJ Bell Stadium keeps Wolves a point behind the top four – key for Grand Final hopes – and also creates a four-point

  • Warrington MP raises concerns over police force overhaul

    THE restructuring of Cheshire Constabulary will undermine community policing. These are the concerns raised by Warrington North MP Helen Jones who has accused police and crime commissioner John Dwyer of neglecting the north of Warrington while

  • It's the little things in life that make your heart sing

    THERE was discussion at work after a loudly-humming radiator required bleeding. A couple of us, homeowners both, concluded that performing this task was one of life’s little pleasures. I have a collection of radiator keys at home and my spirits

  • Transport problems halt hospital's Nepal appeal

    DIFFICULTIES getting aid to earthquake-struck Nepal has meant donations collected by Warrington Hospital's maternity unit will not make it to the country.The ward began collecting items such as blankets, nappies and clothes to help the estimated 14,000

  • Art tutor set to launch first exhibition

    "THERE had to be a light at the end of the tunnel."Those of the words of a former Warrington Collegiate employee who has turned her life around in the space of a year after being made redundant following 14 years as an art tutor. Gail Stubbings

  • Bents drop legal proceedings against Wild Wings

    A LONG-STANDING dispute between Wild Wings and Bents has been settled. Bosses at the garden have decided not to take legal matters further after a judge ruled in favour of Bents in a earlier court case in April. During the hearing, the judge

  • Trust misses infection target for second year running

    NATIONAL targets are not showing the full picture of infection control at hospitals, according to a Warrington nurse. Lesley McKay, associate director of infection control, says that Warrington and Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust should be

  • Designer glasses thief in court

    A PENSIONER who pinched thousands of pounds worth of designer glasses has been handed a 12-month conditional discharge order. Cornielius Wooley, from Liverpool, appeared at Halton Magistrates on Tuesday last week charged with two counts of theft

  • Woolston Rovers visit Crosfields

    WOOLSTON Rovers visit neighbours Crosfields in the Kingstone Press National Conference League Division Three on Thursday, kick off 7pm. The Hood Lane hosts sit one point above Rovers in fifth, with Woolston having lost their last two league games