WARRINGTON TOWN “carried out the plan to a tee” during tonight’s 2-0 win over Hyde United, manager Paul Carden said. Adam Hughes and Jack Mackreth struck early on for Yellows at Ewen Fields and they managed the game superbly to close out their
Hyde United 0 Warrington Town 2 YELLOWS kept their sixth clean sheet in a row as they comfortably saw off Hyde United on Tuesday night. Adam Hughes and Jack Mackreth scored inside the first 10 minutes to put Yellows in command at Ewen Fields
HUNDREDS of children visited Golden Square Shopping Centre's sport themed adventure playground during the summer holidays. From Wednesday, July 25 the shopping centre invited the families to its 'Stadium of Fun' summer play park. Located in
A 16-YEAR-OLD Warrington girl has sensationally smashed men's and women's long-standing records for swimming the length of Lake Windermere by breaststroke, even having time to eat a ham sandwich en route! Ellie Knight from Paddington, who trains
HE was discovered by an agency during a performance at Parr Hall and a year later he began his professional acting career on Channel 4’s Hollyoaks. Now Darren Jeffries is hoping to help others follow in his footsteps by launching an acting course
FREE bingo and goody bags will be available when Buzz Bingo opens on Warrington on Thursday. Gala Bingo, at Cockhedge Shopping Centre, is changing its name as part of a national rebrand. A launch week included free bingo, Buzz lollipops, goody
WARRINGTON’S two MPs have warned a no-deal Brexit would be ‘disastrous’ for the town. It comes as concerns over whether the Government will be able to negotiate a deal continue to mount. The UK is scheduled to depart from the EU on March 29
THE kids have only just gone back to school and you're still looking optimistically at the barbecue wondering if there's a chance of one more in 2018. But Royal Mail bosses have now launched the recruitment process for Christmas roles. Applications
WARRINGTON Borough Council is forecasting an overspend of £6.1 million for 2018-19. The quarter one budget update came before the executive board at the Town Hall on Monday. In February, the authority approved a £136.83 million budget for 2018
AN award-winning family farm business employing more than 100 people has gone into administration in an attempt to save the business. Siann Huntley and Andy Beckingham, of Leonard Curtis Business Rescue & Recovery, have been appointed joint
FOR years Brits have landed on the sun-bleached runways of Malaga airport and immediately headed west for the seaside resorts of the Costa del Sol, neglecting the Andalusian gem that sits to the east. The city of Malaga, in particular its old town
Lymm 17 Rossendale 15 ADAM Fletcher hailed the character of his Lymm side as they marked their first home game of the new season with a victory. They had to come from behind against Rossendale at Crouchley Lane but eventually secured the points
SUNDAY is something of a landmark for the English Half Marathon. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the race which has become a fixture in the annual calendar for the town. READ: 10 things to look out for if you are running the EHM 2018
NEVER has a game studio matched a super-hero character as perfectly as Insomniac works for Spider-Man. The American game studio has earned a reputation for making games that prioritise fun above all else, with colourful titles such as Spyro the
STEVE Price has confirmed he will ring the changes for The Wire’s trip to Wigan Warriors on Friday, with a new half-back pairing and a senior debut in the pipeline. Chris Hill and Tyrone Roberts will both be rested, while Kevin Brown will miss
SOMETIMES art and life can mirror each other in poetic or hauntings ways. Take John Carroll Lynch’s directorial debut, Lucky. It is about a 90-year-old man coming to the realisation and acceptance that he is close to the end of his life. Alien's
*In case you hadn't already guessed yet, this story contains lots of pictures of spiders* IT'S spider mating season and so you can expect to see a lot more of them in and around your house. Pest management consultant Clive Boase said: “Sightings
AN educational first was revealed in Warrington. Croft Primary School opened the doors on its governor-lead nursery on Thursday. Croft Tiny Acorns, a Nursery and Forest School is the first Governor led nursery in Warrington and is situated
A MAN has been arrested following an attempted robbery in Howley. The 35-year-old, from Warrington, was arrested on suspicion of attempted robbery and assault following an incident on College Close at around 1.30pm yesterday, Monday. A 34-year-old
KING and Queen A made it a dozen Challenge Cup successes when they beat Tetley Walker A at Grange Sports on Saturday. The King came through 197-178 a late change of venue, with Monk Sports Club having been double booked. READ AND WATCH: How
Northwich 10 Warrington 20 WARRINGTON ensured their perfect start to the North One West campaign continued with another impressive away victory. Having won at Birkenhead Park last week, they once again downed a team fancied for promotion in the
Lymm Eagles 14 Moore 28 A FINE individual display from Sam Craven inspired Moore to their first victory of the new campaign. The winger scored 18 of the Moss Lane side’s points as they earned bragging rights over neighbours Lymm Eagles at Crouchley
Altrincham Kersal u15 5 Warrington u15 54 HAVING won the Lancashire Cup last year, Warrington’s under 15s started the new campaign in the same vein. The scoreline was perhaps not a true reflection of the game as hosts Altrincham battled gamely
A MAN was arrested outside Peninsula Barracks in Orford last night, Monday, for allegedly exposing himself. At 6pm PC Gorman, from Warrington Police, arrested the man outside the Warrington Army Reserve Centre, on O'Leary Street, for an allegation
THE chairman of NHS Warrington Clinical Commissioning Group has resigned due to a conflict of interests. Dr Dan Bunstone stepped down from his role with the CCG – which he has held since 2015 – last night, Monday. He was appointed as chief
A CHANGE in structure for Super League in 2019 will give new certainty to the game according to Warrington Wolves chief executive. Plans to scrap the Super 8s and Qualifiers for next season will be discussed by rugby league bosses on Friday.
A MAN has been fined for stealing a bouncy castle and a swimming pool from a supermarket. Paul Braide, from Padgate, stole the items worth £165 from Tesco Extra in Widnes on Friday, June 8. The 33-year-old was found guilty of theft at Warrington
A PRIVATE hospital has celebrated its 30th birthday. Spire Cheshire Hospital, in Stretton, first opened its doors on September 4 1988 and has since cared for thousands of patients. And three decades of healthcare were celebrated with a birthday
