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  • Wire succumb to late flurry in defeat at Wigan

    CHECK out the best of Mike Boden's pictures from  Wire's Super 8s defeat at Wigan on Friday night. Stef Ratchford's second-half try brought Wire level at 6-6 in the second half before the Warriors ran away with the game late on. Browse through

  • How the match was won, Wigan Warriors v Warrington Wolves

    THREE Wigan tires in six minutes after Tom Lineham’s yellow card for a high tackle ended up sinking Wolves. It had been tight until then, though Wire did not make the most of Sam Tomkins’ time in the sin bin when they were 6-0 behind midway through

  • Bypass to ease Lower Stretton congestion ruled out

    A SHORT bypass to ease congestion misery in Lower Stretton has been ruled out. Warrington Borough Council has examined options to alleviate traffic woes in the area following concerns from Warrington South MP Faisal Rashid, Stretton Parish Council

  • Runners inspired by sudden death of loved one raise £900

    A FUNDRAISING mission in memory of a Lymm man who died earlier this year has raised more than £900. This year’s Festival Trail Races, held in July, collected £915.51 for the British Heart Foundation in memory of Paul Crouch. Paul died suddenly

  • Eating With My Ex producers are looking for contestants

    EVER wondered what it would be like to have one last meal with your ex? Maybe you have unfinished business, need to get closure or want to rekindle. Whatever the reason, producers of Eating with My Ex are currently looking for contestants.

  • Free family fun in store at Children's Adventure Farm Trust

    A CHESHIRE children's charity is asking for help to make its family fun day the best yet. The event takes place next Sunday, September 23, at its headquarters in Millington near Lymm. The free event promises a great day out for the family and

  • Witness appeal after attempted robbery at Orford shop

    DETECTIVES are appealing for witnesses after an attempted robbery in Orford. The alarm was raised at 10.10pm last night, Thursday, after the shop assistant at the Local Express Shop on Concorde Place was attacked by a man. He demanded money from

  • Do you want to ask Martin Lewis a money-saving question?

    THE Martin Lewis Money Show Live is back and heading for Liverpool. Britain’s favourite financial hero will be at St George's Hall on September 25 and you could be in the audience asking him a question. Whether you're concerned by energy price

  • Pub managers receive House of Commons reception

    PUB managers from Stockton Heath and Warrington town centre were congratulated for their work with a House of Commons reception. MP Faisal Rashid greeted Emily Clough, general manager of Slug and Lettuce in Stockton Heath, and Daniel White, general

  • Dance stars

    I’VE just seen the video of the Wirettes cheerleader that captured the attention of the Warrington Wolves fans on the Warrington Guardian website (September 7) Firstly this is my daughter Oakley dancing and what a funny moment for her when she turned

  • Inequality

    I REFER to Dave Phillips’ letter in response to mine regarding the inequality of council spending between the north and south of Warrington (Warrington Guardian, August 23). Can I point out to Mr Phillips that Stockton Heath Primary School was

  • Cheap point

    I AGREE with a lot of what ‘The Fly’ said in his column last week about the events that led to the referendum (Warrington Guardian, September 6). Unfortunately he makes some errors along with a cheap unworthy point about sending his dentist back

  • Apartment block will transform ‘wasteland’ in Penketh

    PROPOSALS to regenerate ‘wasteland’ in Penketh by building an apartment block have been approved – despite concerns over it ‘dominating’ the area. Applicant Folde Properties Ltd’s plans to build six apartments, on land at the junction of Stocks

  • Mum takes on half marathon having never run before this year

    A MUM who had never run before New Year's Day will take on the 13.1 mile half marathon challenge on Sunday. Marie Beswick decided to start running aged 35 earlier this year and will take part in the English Half Marathon to raise money for Cancer

  • PICTURES: Warrington Business Awards winners event

    THE winners of this year's Warrington Business Awards have been honoured at a special event at San Lorenzo. They were joined by award sponsors and event committee members for an evening of celebration, food, drinks and music at the popular Italian

  • Super 8s to be scrapped for 2019 following RFL vote

    RUGBY league clubs have voted to ditch the Super 8s and revert to a conventional 'one-up, one-down' system of promotion and relegation from 2019. An extraordinary general meeting of the RFL Council in Manchester held today, Friday, voted by a clear

  • Closures on M62 after lorry and car involved in crash

    CLOSURES were in place on the M62 this morning after a crash involving a car and a lorry. One lane of the eastbound carriageway was shut between junction 11 at Birchwood and junction 12 at Eccles following the accident, which happened at around

  • Fraudster posed as council officer to steal bank details

    A POTENTIAL fraudster posing as a Warrington Borough Council officer tried to gain the bank details of a Latchford resident. Warrington Trading Standards are warning residents to be on their guard following a call at 5pm last Friday, September

  • Wigan v Wire: Everything you need to know

    Why should I watch? This will be the fifth time these two great rivals have collided this year, with one more meeting potentially still to come before the season ends. The record stands at two wins apiece, with The Wire prevailing in both clashes

  • Severely disabled teen set to run 10km unsupported

    A SEVERELY disabled teenager is hoping to run the 10km route at this weekend’s English Half Marathon unsupported. Robyn Harrison, from Houghton Green, was told that she would never walk after concerns were raised over her health at six months old