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  • Monaghan returns to Australia a Wire legend

    MICHAEL Monaghan can consider his name written into Wire folkore as he heads home to Australia. The former Warrington Wolves hooker or half-back has left his role as Wakefield Trinity assistant coach, bringing his 10-year stay in Europe to a close

  • Secrets of Thelwall village revealed at heritage show

    VISITORS found out more about the history of Thelwall during a heritage weekend. Volunteers held the event, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund at Thelwall Parish Hall on Bell Lane, and All Saints Church Thelwall on Saturday and Sunday. It

  • The Warrington woods you may not have realised existed

    THE first signs of autumn may have arrived a little bit later than usual this year but experts say that doesn't mean you won't see the season in its full glory this month in Warrington. The first ripening of conkers was around six weeks later than

  • LETTER: Can you help me find stolen bike?

    I HAD my bicycle stolen from the car park at the back of Aldi, Stockton Heath at 3pm on Wednesday, October 10. The bike is an Arrowhead and is blue and white. To the person who stole it, I would like it returned, and I am willing to offer a

  • LETTER: 'I'm proud of A&E staff but they need help'

    I HAVE worked at the hospital for many years and know the pressure we are under. At the weekend I saw it from the patients’ side and I’m horrified. I was seen in A&E quickly because of breathing problems but then was stuck there for 12

  • LETTER: 'Two drunken guttermouth fans ruined my Grand Final'

    I HAVE been a Warrington Wolves supporter for more than 60 years and would like to congratulate the team on achieving all they have done in Steve Price’s first season. Who would have thought after the first four weeks of the season we would have

  • Feeble claim

    PAUL Nuttall’s feeble attempt to rewrite history by claiming ‘no-one said Brexit would be easy’ is truly laughable (Warrington Guardian, October 11). Nuttall seems to have forgotten that on January 17 last year he said: “It will be easy to negotiate

  • Think of future

    I WAS very interested to read the comprehensive ‘Brexit – Implications and Risks Update 1’ just issued by Professor Steven Broomhead, chief executive of Warrington Borough Council. This document attempts to quantify the actual impact on Warrington

  • LETTER: 'Solar farms shouldn't be a priority'

    HAVE I imagined it? Warrington Borough Council has bought two solar farms for £59 million. Do they magic this sort of money out of thin air? If so, could they magic even more money to be spent on the roads. Where are their priorities?

  • Dark forces

    IT has been announced that Warrington Borough Council has borrowed £59 million to invest the money on two solar farms in Hull and York in a bid to save £1 million off its annual electricity bill (Warrington Guardian, October 11). This beggars belief

  • Win a free trip to Knowsley Safari for your child's school

    KNOWSLEY Safari is offering ten schools in the area the chance to give their pupils a walk on the wild side with a free after school safari session. The lucky winning schools will have Knowsley Safari’s Learning & Discovery team come along to

  • 11 brilliant Instagram shots of Warrington this autumn

    IT'S been another beautiful autumn morning and plenty of you have not been able to resist taking your phone or camera out to get a good snap.  Here are some of our favourites on Instagram from over the past month highlighting Warrington's beauty

  • 'Why my Parr Hall show may become a showdown with hecklers'

    ADAM Rowe tries not to let the finer details phase him. The 26-year-old is quickly making a name for himself on the comedy circuit, particularly since his Jobcentre joke was crowned the funniest of Edinburgh Fringe 2018. But the Liverpool comic

  • Little Mix to play two Manchester shows in 2019

    POP superstars Little Mix will be in Manchester for two nights as part of next year's tour. The arena shows on November 15 and 16 will see the quartet, formed during the eighth series of The X Factor, performing songs from their forthcoming record

  • Lorry and van involved in crash on M6

    A CRASH on the M6 has caused delays this morning. The accident on the northbound carriageway near to junction 21a at Croft involved a lorry and a van. One lane of the main carriageway was closed, but a lorry in the first lane of the motorway

  • Closures on M62 due to broken down car

    MOTORISTS were hit by delays on the M62 this morning due to a broken down car. The vehicle broke down in the first lane of the westbound carriageway between junction 12 at Eccles and junction 11 at Birchwood, where roadworks are currently in progress

  • OPINION: Thank you Steve for making this job fun again

    Guardian sports reporter Matt Turner on a rollercoaster year for Warrington Wolves... I REMEMBER the day very well. It was last November and I had just stepped off a plane having spent the previous two weeks on a long-saved-for holiday in Mexico