Eagle 36 Newton 17. A WEEKEND win against Newton marked Eagle's progress and they now host Moore on Saturday at 2.30pm. A series of heavy defeats, capped with one against Newton, led to Eagle dropping out of the Rugby Football Union but six years later
Crosfields 23 Egremont Rangers 8 CROSFIELDS bounced back from a terrible run of form to grab a vital victory against Egremont in amateur rugby league's National Conference Division Two. Soap have been struggling near the bottom of the division and
PROUD parents Jay and Amanda Bostock are pictured with their daughter Brooke who was born prematurely. Brooke was born at 33 1/2 weeks and weighed four pounds and five ounces. Dad Jay said: "The advice and information we have been given was really good
"We always test for everything because sexually transmitted diseases hunt in packs." Dr Mandal is the lead consultant for the GUM (genitourinary medicine) service at Warrington and Halton hospitals. "If somebody gets an infection they are more likely
ROMARIO Dunn again found the target as Warrington Schoolboys' under 11s soccer team drew 2-2 at Leeds at the weekend. The youngster - who shares the same name as the legendary Brazilian striker - put Warrington ahead but Leeds equalised before half time
WHEN you call Warrington Hospital it will be the 'damsels in distress' that you will invariably speak to first. The small, tight-knit team of telephonists man the switchboard 24-hours-a- day, sevens-days-a-week in a room at the top of the Burtonwood
NEW parents David and Kathryn Hughes are pictured proudly presenting their two-day old daughter Megan. Megan was born by caesarean section at one of Warrington Hospital's two maternity theatres after she was in breach position. Kathryn and David said
STUART Lowe's cousin, Robert, was recovering from a hernia operation on ward A5 when we called in today. The 49-year-old praised hospital staff for the care they were giving him but said the post-operative pain was still giving him trouble. "The staff
Dr Akpan tries out the new osteoporosis scanner that will be up and running in the new year.
In the rehabilitation flat Bryan Dixon practises walking with the help of Danielle Perrin and Rachel Cro.
GOOD news for members of Lymm Angling Club is that Whitley Pool has been re-opened to fishing following a considerable period of low oxygen. Initial reports tend to show that action was a little slow. That is until some of the site specialists paid a
BOWLS. Warrington Winter Parks' Bowls results. October 28: 1, T Smith; 2, B Ellis. November 4: 1, D Morrison; 2, J Thomason. November 11: 1, B Newton; 2, D Morrison. November 18: 1, P Rowles; 2, K Pilkington. Names have been taken for Sunday. Contact
ST Monicas RC Primary School pupil A Goddard was the winner of the girls' primary school section in the Warrington Athletics Club Schools Cross Country League after finishing third in Saturday's final race at Walton Hall Gardens. She finished behind
Lymm 29 Vale of Lune 7. IMPRESSIVE Lymm kept the pressure on rugby union's North Two West leaders with an impressive win against a poor Vale of Lune side. Lymm, who were without skipper Fletcher and regular kicker Matthew Barnes-Smith, controlled the
Moore 15 Trentham 25. CONCEDING tries either side of half time proved to be costly for a Moore side whose South Lancashire and Cheshire Three promotion hopes have been dented. Moore held a seven-point advantage thanks to a converted Lester try and
Latchford Albion 16 Wigan St Patricks A 8. A STRONG first-half performance gave Latchford victory against Wigan St Patricks' A team in North West Counties Amateur Rugby League Division One. Latchford led 14-0 at half time thanks to tries from Mark
ROYAL Oak defeated Rams Head 2-0 in the final of Grappenhall Darts League's Jefferson Trophy. Royal Oak had defeated Bull's third team 2-0 in the semi finals and their own public house's second team 2-0 in the quarter finals. In the league, Gary Sherlock
WARRINGTON Town's under 14s girls' netball team produced a good performance as they beat Crewe 24-4. The under 12s were defeated 13-1 by Chester but the under 11s beat Alsager B 19-2. The club, who travel to Widnes for a fixture on December 9, hold
TWO late goals consigned Warrington Hockey Club's women's team to a 2-0 defeat against Chester at the weekend. Carrie Wright was the player of the match for Warrington, who host Sale on Saturday.
MIKE Vickers scored the only goal as Warrington Hockey Club defeated Lytham in North West Division Seven North at the weekend. The match remained tight until Vickers took advantage of a loose ball 10 minutes before half time to put Warrington, who host
WHEN Scott Carson was growing up, he must have dreamed of winning the FA Cup or the World Cup like the rest of us. But in the back of his mind, there would have been the thought of it all going wrong on his big day. That nightmare would have undoubtedly
A STEADY stream of patients are being seen to in the Cardiac Catheter Suite. The suite, which was opened last year, is full of patients waiting to have the procedure that checks for heart blockages. The operation is carried out on people suffering from
DATEN remain unbeaten in five games after Saturday's 4-1 success against Monk in Cheshire Soccer League Division Two. Keiron Eaves banged home two goals, with others coming from Alex Connally and Adam Jones.
ADAM Coleman scored with a deflected effort as Moore United drew 1-1 with Warrington Soccer League Sindh and Luqmans Indian Cuisine Premier Division leaders Halebank at the weekend. Moore United Reserves climbed to fifth in Division Four as they crushed
WARRINGTON Town will hopefully go into Saturday's game with more confidence after ending a run of five defeats. Town, who host Carlton Town in UniBond First Division South on Saturday at 3pm, marched into the third round of the Liverpool Senior Cup after
Moss Bank Bulldogs 24 Woolston Rovers 10 A DEPLETED Woolston side were beaten by Moss Bank in North West Counties Division Five. Woolston responded to Moss Bank's opener with a try from Bright but the hosts led 12-4 at half time and scored further
To coincide with our health day at Warrington Hospital, David Lloyd in Penketh is offering readers the chance to sample its facilities free of charge with a one-day pass. To take advantage of this offer, phone David Lloyd on 01925 258308 and quote 'Warrington
WARRINGTON Town have a new manager in charge today. Town and Ian Street parted company yesterday, Wednesday, by mutual agreement and the club's chiefs have acted quickly to appoint Paul Moore as the new man in charge. Warrington-based Moore has joined
I CAME face to face with babies no more than a few days old on the maternity ward. The delivery suite and wards were fairly quiet today with no births taking place at the time. Matron Rachel Browning along with midwifery team leader Gill Parsonage gave
The stroke team with Dr Barton, from left, Jacqueline Berry, stroke association family and care support coordinator, Tina Dooley, stroke care coordinator, and Deborah Hammond, Janet Rouse with two trainee doctors. Photo by Darren Tudor
DR Barton has been out and about with his team on the stroke ward this morning. Here are some more pictures.
We have teamed up with www.MyDish.co.uk to offer 10 lucky readers the chance to win their own personalised recipe book in this easy to enter competition. New cooks community website www.mydish.co.uk is a free resource for people for whom food and cooking
A BUMPER turnout is expected at The Halliwell Jones Stadium when Liverpool Reserves entertain Everton Reserves in a Merseyside 'derby' on Tuesday. Click here for details.
LIVERPOOL Reserves captain Jack Hobbs has assured fans that the Reds will be fired up for Tuesday's mini derby' with Everton at The Halliwell Jones Stadium. Liverpool take on their city rivals in the Barclays Premier Reserve League (North) at the later
THE stroke ward is bustling with patients like Bryan Dixon. The 71-year-old from Culcheth has been using the purpose built rehabilitation flat that simulates a home environment for stroke patients training to function at home. Mr Dixon has already had
Launa Carson, kitchen hygiene manager, checks the temperature of food in the kitchens at Warrington Hospital. Photo by Mike Boden
Paramedic Lee Sherwood (left) with charge nurse Tim Bonny in Warrington Hospital's A&E. Photo by Darren Tudor
12-year-old Rebecca Daniels with emergency care manager Anthony Murphy in Warrington Hospital's A&E. Photo by Darren Tudor
12-year-old Rebecca Daniels with emergency care manager Anthony Murphy in Warrington Hospital's A&E. Photo by Darren Tudor
A nurse checks the temperature of Janet Barker in Warrington Hospital's A&E. Photo by Darren Tudor
ACCIDENT and emergency was quiet at 9am but the patients soon started to arrive. But that means patients like 12-year-old Rebecca Daniels can get treated quickly. The Penketh High School pupil was being treated for a possible broken thumb. Thankfully
CHIEF reporter Nick Lakeman has been in the kitchens while lunchtime service has been prepared. Staff member Lorna Carson is seen checking the temperature of the food before it is served up on the wards. In ward A5 where patients are recovering from
That time of year is upon us, with men in frocks, custard pies, ghastly jokes, garish costumes and unforgettable fun - it is of course panto time oh yes it is! Beauty and the Beast is this years pantomime at the Crewe Lyceum Theatre. The show stars Craig
WOLVES youngster Adam Neal impressed at prop but he could not prevent England Academy under 17s losing 28-26 to the Australian Institute of Sport at The Halliwell Jones Stadium on Friday. Warrington Wolves Supporters' Trust's under 18s player of the
Photographer Mike Boden in the theatre at Warrington Hospital where Carol Brown is undergoing spinal surgery
CAROL Brown has been having spinal surgery at Warrington Hospital all morning. Here are the latest pictures.
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Surgeon Mr Shackleford prepares to carry out spinal surgery at Warrington Hospital. Photo by Mike Boden.
Carol Brown getting ready for spinal surgery at Warrington Hospital. Photo by Mike Boden.
Reporter Joanna Lean finds out she is going to be spending all day with Mike Boden. Photo by Mike Boden.
AT least seven syringes are laid out on a stainless steel tray next to the bed on which Carol Brown is sat. As anaesthetist Dr Jay swabs her back with iodine, operation department practitioner Stephen Wilcock gently explains what is happening. "This
Rylands Sharks A 18 Wigan St Cuthberts A 34. A FOUR-TRY blast from man of the match Mark Martin was not enough for Rylands to earn the points against Wigan St Cuthberts in North West Counties Amateur Rugby League Division Six. A depleted Rylands squad
A COURT has ruled there will be a retrial in the case of rape suspect Kenneth Williamson. As reported earlier in the Warrington Guardian, Mr Williamson, from Greenwood Crescent in Orford, had his conviction for rape quashed by law lords last month.
GREAT Sankey High School's year 11 rugby league team have clinched a 32-12 victory against St Helens' Cowley High School in the last 16 of the north west stage of the Carnegie Champion Schools Tournament. Great Sankey, who were beaten finalists in last
TODAY is the big day for Enfield Park. Because you can forget X Factor or the Australian general election. There will only be one vote that matters in Warrington - the People's Millions TV contest. Because if thousands pick up the phone and give their
TODAY our journalists are descending on Warrington Hospital. From surgery to A and E and cleaners to chaplains, we will be taking an in-depth look at how the hospital works. We will be chatting to patients and staff alike throughout the day, with
NEW signings Michael Monaghan and Chris Hicks arrived in Warrington this week and immediately assured Wolves fans that they are hungry to succeed in England after NRL Grand Final disappointment. Monaghan and Hicks agreed to join Wolves midway through
LEARNER drivers will not be able to take their test in Warrington from next year. And that will mean it could cost more than £100 for drivers just to take the test. The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) are closing Warrington Driving Test Centre with its
NOW you've seen the new kit, what do you think of it? Use the comment button to add your thoughts.
ONE of the first tasks for new arrivals Chris Hicks, left, and Michael Monaghan this week was to try on Wolves' 2008 kit for size. Gone are the days when shirts would appeal just for their durability on the field or their appearance as a leisure item
FORMER Warrington Wolves player Andy Bennett was pictured playing in the amateur game this week. Click here for more details
