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  • Lane closure on Winwick Road causing long delays

    THERE is currently a road closure in place on the A49 Winwick Road , northbound due to BT works. Traffic is down to one lane near the junction for Long Lane. This is causing severe delays and traffic is queuing back to the Cockhedge roundabout

  • Staff team up to help at foodbank

    HUNDREDS of pounds have been raised for Warrington Foodbank in reaction to the annual increase in foodbank usage. Warrington Housing Association (WHA) has raised more than £900 in support of the foodbank, marking the third year in a row the charity

  • Demolition planned for New Town House building

    TOWN Hall chiefs look set to approve the demolition of New Town House and Quattro after council staff move out of the building next year. Up to 1,200 employees based at offices in the town centre building, The Base, Rylands Street, Museum Street

  • Greenalls PSO aim to bring home President's Cup

    GREENALLS PSO will aim to bring some silverware back to Warrington on Saturday. They will contest the Cheshire Football League President’s Cup final against fellow Premier Division side Middlewich Town. The match takes place at Knutsford FC’s

  • Wolves owner makes Sunday Times Rich List

    WARRINGTON Wolves owner Simon Moran made an appearance in this week's Sunday Times Rich List. The music mogul was 756th in the list of the UK's richest 1,000 people. The 53-year-old owner of music promotion firm SJM is worth £157 million according

  • M62 closure set to hit travelling Wolves fans

    WARRINGTON Wolves fans hoping to make the trip to Hull KR have been warned of a complete motorway closure on their way home from the game. Highways England will be carrying out repair work on the westbound carriageway of the M62 over a full weekend

  • Get a free liver health check in the town centre next week

    MEN and women in Warrington are being encouraged to get a free health check with the arrival of a mobile liver screening roadshow. The British Liver Trust's 'Love Your Liver' roadshow is in Warrington on Tuesday, May 21 to raise awareness of liver

  • Proving that duathlon is for kids, too

    WARRINGTON children are enjoying a taste of duathlon. Lymm High School was the stage for the inaugural event in a new series that attracted nearly 100 primary school kids, who took part in run-bike-run races and a fun run. Jack Marwood, Elizabeth

  • Second-half fightback earns Crosfields a much-needed win

    Crosfields 22 Shaw Cross Sharks 12 A “QUICKER and most astute” second-half display helped Crosfields fight back and avoid a third straight defeat on Saturday. Trailing 12-0 at the break, Soap ran in four tries without reply to ensure the absence

  • Jet2 is now serving Nando's snacks onboard

    FANS of a cheeky Nando's can now get their fix thousands of feet in the air as Jet2 became the first UK airline to serve food from the Afro-Portuguese eatery. Launching just in time for Summer, Jet2 has added to their in-flight menu Nando’s PERi–PERi

  • Last-gasp try sinks Latchford Albion

    Latchford Albion 24 Haresfinch 28 A TRY with the game’s final play meant Latchford Albion were cruelly denied the chance to record back-to-back wins. Haresfinch seized upon an error from the hosts to score the winner, with the referee signalling

  • Pressure mounts on Peel to paint swing bridges

    CAMPAIGNERS are keeping the pressure on Peel Ports to carry out a much-needed £1.5 million paint job on the town’s swing bridges. The three sites – which cross the Manchester Ship Canal – are situated on Chester Road, London Road and Knutsford

  • Landslide victory in Wire man of the match poll

    DARYL Clark won a landslide victory in our Guardian readers' man of the match poll from Sunday's Challenge Cup victory over Wigan Warriors. The hooker earned a massive 76 per cent of the vote for his superb display, which included an excellent

  • OPINION: 'Is it time to bring back a £250 dog licence?'

    WHEN I was growing up, I had more aunts and uncles than I could reasonably count (that’s what you get when your mum and dad both came from Catholic families of Irish descent). They say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree and in my family’s

  • Anger over changes to traffic on village road

    TWO readers have been in touch to voice their views on changes to the road set-up of a road in Grappenhall. I REFER to my previous letters regarding the north /south divide regarding how residents living in the southern area of warrington are treated