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  • College community collects food for those in need

    WARRINGTON foodbank thanked Priestley College students, parents and staff last week for supporting them over Christmas and new year. Collections in college gathered 275.15kgs of food, which will be used to feed those people in Warrington who, through

  • Residents reassured over leader's forums schedule

    RESIDENTS in Appleton, Stockton Heath and Stretton have been reassured they will not be left out in getting the chance to press the council leader on key issues. Cllr Russ Bowden (LAB – Birchwood) is hitting the road to give residents the opportunity

  • MDS Global bag new international client

    A BIRCHWOOD-based business has bagged a new global partner. MDS Global, which provides business support systems as a service, announced that a Mexican based business, VASDA, has chosen its services to facilitate the launch of a mobile virtual network

  • How much do you know about The Halliwell Jones Stadium?

    GIVE our Halliwell Jones Stadium themed quiz a try, marking the ground's 15th birthday. We reckon this is pretty tough and would rate any score over 15 as excellent. The answers are provided at the end to put you out of your misery for any

  • The best films to watch with relatives who have dementia

    A CHARITY has put together a list of film suggestions for families with a relative with dementia. Dementia UK, which provides specialist dementia support, says their selected films have music, interactivity and simple plotlines at their heart.

  • Traffic woes

    I AM fed up with the traffic on Sankey Way, Whittle Avenue every morning. I wait hours. Please sort it. JOHN JONES Great Sankey

  • Clueless

    I REFER to your article regarding the concerns of WBC Cllr Stefan Krizanac over the status of EU nationals living in Warrington after the UK exit from the EU if they fail to record their applications for UK residency by March 29 (Warrington Guardian

  • Leave safely

    I FEEL it only proper to answer Mr Ralston’s letter in (Warrington Guardian, February 14). I do reflect on the peace and stability since the formation of the EU but that only evolved because of Britain and America stopping a maniac, I dread to

  • Hypocrisy

    AFTER many months of speculation, we see that a number of Labour MPs have now finally resigned from the party, forming a new group of Independents. While we should welcome their decision to leave a party that is now considered to be institutionally

  • LETTER: "A soft approach to loutish antics does not work"

    I WAS shocked to hear that Padgate Library now has to close early because of anti-social behaviour. How can a small minority of unruly yobs make a whole community suffer? Once again it shows how our authorities have neither the means or adequate

  • A safe place

    WHAT is happening at Padgate Library (Warrington Guardian, February 7)? Last week’s schedule was changed to an early finish at 2.30pm each day. Normally the library is closed on a Friday but because of the revised schedule it was open in the

  • 13 of the best matches at The Halliwell Jones Stadium

    On the 15th birthday of Warrington Wolves' home ground, sports editor Mike Parsons picks out his 13 favourite matches staged at The Halliwell Jones Stadium since 2004 13. Scandinavian invasion: Solveig Gulbrandsen netted a 3-2 winner in extra

  • 'Focus on ourselves, not rivals,' says Yellows boss

    PAUL Carden says Warrington Town must continue to think only of themselves as the Evo-Stik Premier Division title race hots up. Yellows welcome Cheshire rivals Nantwich Town to Cantilever Park on Saturday hoping to continue their push for promotion

  • Swan causes hold up on M6

    DELAYS are reported on the M6 northbound after a swan was spotted in the road. At about 10.50am, traffic was held between junction 20 for the Lymm Interchange and junction 21 for Woolston. READ > Heartbreak as popular Knowsley lion dies

  • Queues on M62 after lane is closed

    A LANE closure is causing slow traffic on the M62 this morning, Thursday. A lorry is having its tyre changed on the westbound carriagway between junction eight at Burtonwood and junction seven at Rainhill. Congestion is back to junction nine

  • Grey Mist Mere a hot spot for tench lovers

    GREY Mist Mere is producing more tench for members that enjoy catching these olive-green beauties. I chatted on Thursday afternoon to Steve Roffey, who had already caught five, and after a dropped run he was into another one - this time a male

  • Puppies thrown out of car on busy road

    VOLUNTEERS have rescued three puppies who were thrown from a car in Burtonwood. The pups and a male dog were found abandoned by the side of Gorsey Lane at around 4pm on Sunday, February 17. While the 16-week-old lurcher puppies have since been