Archive - Tuesday, 20 August 2019

Police warning after spate of break-ins and vehicle thefts in south Warrington
POLICE have warned residents in the south of the town to be vigilant after a spate of break-ins and vehicle thefts.
Hotels charging more than £600 per night for Neighbourhood Weekender revellers
HOTELS are charging Neighbourhood Weekender revellers more than £600 to stay in Warrington for the night.
Two Warrington pubs give out free pints to customers who bring their dog
TWO Warrington pubs are offering the paw-fect treat for dog lovers, by giving away free pints to owners who bring their four-legged friend into the pub with them on National Dog Day.
Cheshire Police officer filmed himself performing sex act in uniform at work
A CHESHIRE Police officer filmed himself performing a sex act at work while wearing his full uniform.
Brexit Party forced to find new Warrington South candidate
THE Brexit Party has been forced to find a new candidate to fight for Warrington South in the next general election after the man selected dropped out.
Goodwin on the highs of travel and cookies to the lows of swing bridges and cup final defeat
NEW Zealand international Bryson Goodwin admitted that he didn’t really know what to expect when he made the move to Warrington at the start of last year.
Hatters Row continues to operate at financial loss
A TOWN centre shopping site continues to operate at a financial loss for Warrington Borough Council – despite being fully occupied.
Have pie and pints with Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar
HEAR tales from on and off the pitch by one of football's most colourful characters.
Details of fans' cup final send-off for Wire stars as players depart for Wembley
WARRINGTON Wolves fans are invited to give their heroes a rousing send-off as they depart for Wembley.
Here is the referee that will be in charge of the Challenge Cup Final
ROBERT Hicks will be the man in the middle for the Challenge Cup Final between St Helens and Warrington Wolves on Saturday.
Student loan over-payments worth more than £28m unclaimed by graduates
MORE than £28 million in student loan over-payments is sitting in government coffers unclaimed by graduates.
The items banned from Wembley ahead of the Challenge Cup Final
WITH a trip to Wembley edging closer, we've taken a look at the items that have been banned ahead of the Challenge Cup Final as St Helens take on Warrington Wolves and the 1895 Cup Final with Widnes Vikings taking on Sheffield Eagles.
Sun set to shine on Wembley and Creamfields this bank holiday weekend
AFTER a washout August, forecasters have finally delivered some good news for this August bank holiday weekend.
Sita set for October wedding but not before Wembley date
WINNING the Challenge Cup at Wembley would be the icing on the proverbial wedding cake for Sitaeki Akauola.
Police officer seriously injured after being attacked by man brandishing weapons
A POLICE officer suffered serious injuries after being attacked by a man brandishing weapons in the town centre on Saturday afternoon.
Why Warrington Wolves Women needed 'stern words' at half time in their latest match
WARRINGTON Wolves Women continued their assault on promotion to the Women’s Super League on Sunday – but not before some “stern words” at half time.
Sisters-in-law launch pop-up fashion boutique
TWO sisters-in-law who launched an online boutique to help women in a fashion rut are taking their stock on the road in a series of pop-up shops.
Apology after dumped rubbish takes three months to clear
A HOUSING group has apologised after it took around three months to clear a ‘horrendous’ amount of rubbish dumped outside a resident’s home.
Manager hails 'best display yet' as Rylands thump Avro
MANAGER Dave McNabb hailed his Rylands side’s display in Saturday’s 5-0 win over Avro as their best of the season to date.
No ring rust for Woolston, Crosfields fail to stop the party and Latchford's late drama
THERE were no signs of ring rust for Woolston Rovers as their first game for a month saw them blow Gateshead Storm away.
Three age-group Birchwood 10k wins for Warrington Athletics Club
THREE of the five Warrington Athletics Club runners taking part in Sunday’s Birchwood 10km road race came away with age group victories.
Popular Penketh Scarecrow Festival returns
PENKETH Scarecrow Fest is celebrating its second year entertaining the community and organisers hope this year will be even bigger and better.

19th August 2019