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  • 10 things to look out for if you are running the 10th EHM

    THIS year marks the 10th anniversary of the English Half Marathon in Warrington. Thousands have taken part since the event began when the start and finish line was at Victoria Park. READ: Road closures ahead of this weekend's English Half Marathon

  • Chapelford man part of family's luxury home mortgage scam

    A CHAPELFORD man was among six members of the same Merseyside family sentenced for buying luxury homes through mortgage fraud. They were all convicted following a 23-week trial in June and were sentenced today, Monday, for fraud and money laundering

  • Warrington Town handed long away trip in FA Cup

    WARRINGTON Town will travel to County Durham outfit Consett AFC in the FA Cup second qualifying round. The tie will be played on Saturday, September 22, with a 3pm kick off. Yellows’ next cup opponents ply their trade in Division One of the Northern

  • BLOG: "I'm living with cancer...not dying of cancer"

    Getting back into a routine is harder than I thought.  But I am slowly learning to accept my new found freedom as both my girls are now at high school and walking home at the end of their school day so there’s no rushing to collect them from school

  • Four-try Files shines as Woolston Rovers book play-off spot

    Woolston Rovers 39 Oldham St Annes 28 A FINE comeback victory allowed Woolston Rovers to book their place in the National Conference League Division Three play-offs on Saturday. They bounced back after a poor first half to beat Oldham St Annes

  • Cooper set to miss Wigan trip through suspension

    MIKE Cooper looks set to miss The Wire’s trip to Wigan Warriors on Friday night after being handed a ban by the RFL’s Match Review Panel. Cooper has been given a one-match penalty notice for a Grade B high tackle in Friday’s win over Huddersfield

  • Debenhams shares plunge 17% as emergency plans are discussed

    DEBENHAMS shares plunged 17% after KPMG was called in to help draft emergency plans to save the troubled retailer. The department store is said to be considering a list of options including a company voluntary agreement (CVA), a controversial insolvency

  • New date added after Knowsley Safari bat walks sell out

    DUE to popular demand, Knowsley Safari has opened up an extra night for people to experience their bat walks. Staff say bats are one of the most important - and threatened - native species of mammal in Britain yet few people have ever seen or heard

  • How to get a FREE MOT at Halfords

    HALFORDS is offering a free MOT to any customers who shop in Halfords retail branches in the next four weeks. Any product bought in a Halfords store between now and October 14 entitles the buyer to a free MOT which they have 13 months to redeem

  • Junior rugby league results and reports

    Woolston Rovers u14 16 Langworthy u14 4 ASH Barnes, Marley Noel Kennedy and Jamie Redicliffe scored tries for Woolston, with Jack Bailey kicking two goals. Woolston Rovers u13 6 Pilkington Recs u13 48 WOOLSTON’S only try was scored by Jake

  • FACE IN THE CROWD 18: Wolves v Huddersfield

    CAN you spot anyone you know in our Face in the Crowd pictures from the Huddersfield game? After each game this season, we will post our 'Face in the Crowd' competition post on our Warrington Wolves - Warrington Guardian Facebook page with pictures

  • FREE blood pressure check this week at 12 pharmacies

    PHARMACIES across Warrington will be offering free blood pressure checks this week. Twelve pharmacies in the borough will become 'pressure stations' as part of a national campaign led by Blood Pressure UK and supported locally by Warrington Borough

  • Great Sankey Neighbourhood Hub swimming pool opening delayed

    THE opening date of the swimming pool at Great Sankey Neighbourhood Hub has been delayed. Previously due to open in autumn this year, operator Livewire is now unable to confirm a scheduled completion date for the project. Delays have been caused

  • Grappers' survival hopes alive going into final day

    AFTER their game against Toft on Saturday was washed out, Grappenhall go into the season’s final game with their survival hopes out of their hands. They occupy the final relegation place in the Cheshire County Cricket League Premier Division, 13

  • Secret tunnel found underneath historic Warrington church

    VOLUNTEERS working on All Saints Church in Thelwall stumbled across an underground vault as part of their restoration of the building. As part of the Heritage Lottery Fund backed development project, investigations started to find the cause of

  • 5 signs someone could be considering taking their life

    FOR many people, telling those close to them that they are experiencing thoughts of suicide can be incredibly difficult. But how do we know if someone is thinking about suicide? PAPYRUS, the national UK charity dedicated to the prevention of young

  • Clarke to leave Wire for England rugby union

    JON Clarke will leave his role as Warrington Wolves’ head of performance at the end of the season. The former hooker, who spent 11 years with The Wire as a player, will take up a role with England’s rugby union team to help with their preparations

  • Stars of BBC drama Mother’s Day become peace centre patrons

    THREE of the stars of the moving BBC drama Mother’s Day are to become patrons of the Peace Centre. Daniel Mays, who played Colin Parry, his wife Louise, Anna Maxwell Martin, who played Wendy Parry and Vicky McClure, who played Susan McHugh, accepted