WARRINGTON Summer Dominoes League results. PMP Fabrications Division One: Borough A 4 S/Heath Legion 6, Woiolston 4 Monk Sports 6, Roosters B 4 Borough B 6, Warr Town FC 4 Marquis 6. B Howard Heating and Plumbing Division Two: Bank Quay A 6 Warr Cons
JUDGING by letters sent to our offices over the past week or so, we have a serious situation at our cemeteries and graveyards. Both Warrington Cemetery and Fox Covert are being allowed to deteriorate with weeds obscuring pathways and growing up memorial
A COUPLE were swept away in a Scottish river as their children watched from the riverbank. Karen and Joe Hasleden, from Howley, were pulled under by the strong current in the River Spey after venturing in to the water. The couple fought their way back
TWO men accused of raiding the luxury home of a businessman whose companies left behind a trail of debts have appeared in court. Ryan Dowling, aged 30, of no fixed address, and Brian Hynd, aged 41, of Bournemouth, faced Warrington Crown Court on Friday
PORTABLE cabins and a canteen at a building site in Great Sankey were destroyed in a fire on Wednesday morning. Firefighters tackled the blaze on Denver Drive for two hours as they hosed down storage containers, skips and the Persimmon Homes offices.
WARRINGTON Public Parks' League results. Section A: Stockton Heath No1 175 Victoria New Town 191, Crosfields 153 St Elphins No1 203, St Elphins No2 202 Penketh Park 161, Victoria Park No1 141 Stockton Heath No2 178, King and Queen 185 Daresbury Labs
A CHARITY ball raised £700 for cancer suffers. The John Holt Foundation, which supports families of those with the disease, raised the cash at a fundraising ball on June 2 at the Village hotel. A spokesman for the charity said: "Thanks to the many kind
STUDENTS and staff at Warrington Collegiate have proved themselves top of the class following their best Ofsted results. The education watchdog has rated the Winwick Road campus as "good" following an April inspection - the second best mark available
HITLER may have been sent mad by a syphilis contracted from a Jewish prostitute, according to a team led by Warrington psychiatrist The disease may have also triggered mental and behavioural disturbances that resulted in Hitler targeting Jews and the
FIREFIGHTERS were called to an address at Pocklington Court in Padgate on Monday afternoon after reports of a TV on fire.
WORK on the M6 near Lymm will begin on Friday. A resurfacing project at junction 20 means the northbound link road will be closed and a 50mph speed limit in place between 10pm-5am. Two overnight schemes will also affect the link road between the M6
THE world's most high tech supercomputer is coming to Daresbury-before anywhere else in Europe. Blue Gene/P will arrive at Daresbury Laboratory in December, while the only other two created are to stay in the America. Around 100,000 times more powerful
HALIFAX was flooded after heavy rain. The bank on Buttermarket Street was forced to close its doors on Saturday morning after the drains overflowed. A spokesman for the Warrington branch refused to comment further.
LITTLE Mia Loudon, who suffers from a rare genetic disease, has touched the hearts of people across Warrington since she was diagnosed three years ago. People who saw her story in the Warrington Guardian have donated thousands of pounds throughout her
WARRINGTON'S poker tournament results. At Crosfields Club: 1, Ian Hawkins £97; 2, Stephen McKenna £97; 3, Chris Stephens £45; 4, Ian Jackson £30. At Thelwall and Grappenhall British Legion Club: 1, Gemma Banbury £113; 2, Anthony Goldfinch £68; 3, Michael
MISS Warrington is on a mission to become Miss England and she needs your help! Holly Ikin is taking part in a national battle of the beauties in Leicester on Saturday. The 19-year-old says she is going to give it her best shot against the 90 other
WIGAN Warriors today revealed a massive blow for both the player and the club when Michael Withers was forced to retire immediately on medical grounds. Head Coach Brian Noble said: "This is a crushing blow for both Michael and ourselves. "He underwent
CATALANS Dragons chiefs say they are expecting their largest crowd of the season so far when the French club host Warrington Wolves on Saturday. Dragons are expecting more than 9,000 to attend the game, including a large turnout of Wolves supporters.
The Green Lane Special School staff who took part in this years Starlight Walk. Staff member Fiona Thompson said: "We think we have raised around £500 for St. Roccos Hospice. We would like to say a big "THANK YOU" to all the wonderful marshalls who
TERRY Newton of Bradford Bulls needs three tries for a career century of touchdowns in club and representative matches. The hooker has scored six for Leeds Rhinos, 74 Wigan Warriors, 13 Bradford and four in representative matches. He also played two
WE have not given up on getting a theatre at Mr Smiths, said a campaign group. Linda Dirir, chair of Theatre for Warrington, said the group wants to talk to the Syndicate Nightclub, which bought the former nightclub. "I don't think the door is closed
WOLVES are in favour of maintaining promotion and relegation in Super League. Plans are on the table to introduce a franchise system in 2009 where clubs would only be promoted if they combine success on the field with certain factors off the field.
