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GCSE Results 2006
That's what we went to school for! Your guide to GCSE results in and around the Warrington area. Click here for more details
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Warrington Jobs Fair - Thursday 7th September 06
Whether you are embarking on a new job, looking for your first post, thinking of re-training or simply looking for advice on a change of direction, Warrington Jobs Fair 2006 is tailor-made for you. Click here for more details
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The Wedding Guide
Your guide to Wedding services in the Warrington area. Click here for more details
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Home Sweet Home
Your guide to home improvement services in the Warrington area. Click here for more details
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Health & Beauty Guide
Your guide to health & beauty services in the Warrington area. Click here for more details
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More on their way?
NEW signing Paul Johnson may not be the last international to be added to Wolves' squad for 2007. Paul Cullen has expressed his delight after securing Johnson's signature and has outlined the importance of having proven internationals in his side. He
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What went wrong?
Joint managers Glenn Walker and Nick Armitage say their piece after the end of their joint partnership. Walker: "Nick was a manager in the Mid-Cheshire League, which is four levels of the pyramid below the Unibond League and the gulf between them,
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Town bid to move on without Nick
WARRINGTON Town are hopeful that they can start to move up the UniBond First Division table after the controversial exit of joint manager Nick Armitage. The former Barnton boss joined Glenn Walker at the helm in January and the partnership helped to
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Johnson’s trophy dream
PAUL Johnson believes one of the greatest moments of his career could be ahead of him after signing for Warrington Wolves. Johnson's future has been the subject of speculation for months but it has now been officially confirmed that he will join Wolves
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Watching the detectives...
BUDDING Sherlock Holmes, Cerys Hodson, investigates who killed Professor Paul at the Catalyst science and discovery centre in Widnes. The six-year-old from Hale Bank took part in the murder mystery after attending a forensic workshop with her dad, Paul
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Finishing has to get sharper
CREWE FC boss Ian O'Reilly believes his side must improve their finishing despite capping their homecoming with a 3-0 victory over Fearnhead. Dave Hanson, Paul Brown and an own-goal made sure of a successful return to the Cumberland Stadium after over
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Sex beast's one man crime wave
A SEX attacker has been jailed for life for terrorising FIVE Crewe women - and raping one at knifepoint - in the space of just six weeks this summer. As the only newspaper actually in Chester Crown Court to cover the case the Guardian can exclusively
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Memorial move set to go ahead
CREWE'S war memorial looks to have finally found a new home as months of dispute were brought to an end last week. A Citizens' Panel voted two to one to relocate the Britannia statue in the new Municipal Square, rather than return it to its historical
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Beware the bogus callers
CALLOUS distraction burglars are plaguing Halton's elderly pretending to be from the council and the water board. Police are urging people to be extra cautious when opening the door to strangers after two elderly next door neighbours were targeted by
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Police look to recoup cost of failed merger
NEARLY £340,000 was wasted on the aborted merger proposals for Cheshire Police - and there are fears the constabulary will never get the money back. Home Secretary John Reid may have pulled the plug on Cheshire's unpopular proposed union with Merseyside
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Send in the clown - and Will can't wait
TALENTED youngster William Todd is stilt-walking his way towards his ambition - to be a fully-fledged professional clown! The 11-year-old Willaston lad, who counts Diablo, unicycling and juggling among his tricks, is waiting with bated breath after auditioning
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Residents only parking option to be discussed
TOWN Councillors are due to discuss calls for residents only parking areas in a bid to stop motorists clogging up side streets in the centre of Nantwich. Cllr Bill McGinnis will be asking Nantwich Town Council to support steps to alleviate the problem
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Man attacked
A MAN has been treated for minor head injuries after allegedly being assaulted in Runcorn. The 49-year-old was treated by paramedics on Peel Street after he was allegedly hit in the face. He was taken to Warrington Hospital.
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Watching the detectives...
BUDDING Sherlock Holmes, Cerys Hodson, investigates who killed Professor Paul at the Catalyst science and discovery centre in Widnes. The six-year-old from Hale Bank took part in the murder mystery after attending a forensic workshop with her dad, Paul
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Police look to recoup cost of failed merger
NEARLY £340,000 was wasted on the aborted merger proposals for Cheshire Police - and there are fears the constabulary will never get the money back. Home Secretary John Reid may have pulled the plug on Cheshire's unpopular proposed union with Merseyside
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Keep the devils within reach
NANTWICH Town player coach Steve Davis wants his lads to turn up the heat on league leaders FC United. The rogue Red Devils have made the kind of start most people were predicting, sitting top of NWC Division One with five wins out of five, 21 goals to
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Hi-tech help to fight fires
HI-TECH optical smoke alarms which sense slow-burning fires in the home are being fitted for free by Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service. The alarms are photoelectric and particularly good at detecting visible smoke from foam-filled furniture as well as
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Buy online
WEDNESDAY, September 13 will see the renewals launch night of Warrington Wolves' 2007 season tickets. Or online from Wednesday, September 6 collecting your books from Monday, September 11 in the shop. Ground season tickets go on general sale in the
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Benefit cheat sentenced
A MAN who falsely claimed £5,202.11 in benefits while working has been sentenced to community punishment. Stephen Lloyd, aged 26, of Bramshill Close, Gorse Covert admitted benefit fraud at Warrington Magistrates' Court last Tuesday, August 22. Lloyd
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Date set for trial
A TRIAL date has been fixed for a prison officer charged over the death of a prisoner. Paul Smith, from Birchwood, is accused of manslaughter by gross negligence after the death at HMP Rye Hill near Rugby in March last year. The 39-year-old, from Barham
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A matter of class
IT seems size does matter - when it comes to posting a letter anyway. Royal Mail brought in sweeping changes to the postal system last week meaning the amount customers pay to post their letters and parcels will be based on size as well as weight. And
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Warning over lethal vodka
council officers have sent out a warning that a potentially lethal, fake vodka could be in circulation in Warrington. Warrington Borough Council's Trading Standards has discovered a product labelled as Kremlin Vodka, which contains levels of methanol
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Glamour girl Emma eyes a place in top 10
HIGH Street honey Emma Hayes is calling on the people of Warrington to help her push for fame in an FHM magazine competition. The aspiring model from Orford has already been selected in a top 100 list - but now she wants to cement a place in the top
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Experts closer to unearthing Westy Park's dark secrets
WESTY Park remains closed for football and rugby matches - but experts believe they are closer to finding out what was dumped on the land. Borough council and Environment Agency bosses grew worried about possible pollution of the park in 2001. Now they
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Chance in a lifetime holiday to Tenerife
A UNIQUE charity that helps disabled youngsters is looking to give more of them the holiday of a lifetime. Each year TEIDE, the Tenerife Educational tours for Infirm and Disadvantaged children's Exchange, takes children on a two-week holiday to the Canary
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May Day fun
SUPER League is to change next season with only 27 league games to be played. Thirteen matches will be played at home and 13 away with the May Bank Holiday weekend seeing Super League fans heading to Cardiff's Millennium Stadium where all teams will
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Record sales
IT'S that time of year again. 2006 saw a record breaking 8,119 Warrington Wolves' season tickets sold, up on the 6,862 of 2005. There will be even more benefits to being a season ticket holder in 2007. You also get entry into exclusive free prize draws
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Grants mean new blood for bowling club
PENKETH Bowling Club held an open day to try and attract new blood'. The club won £900 in grants to buy bowls for younger players and invited them down to the club off The Park. Around 20 youths turned up, a bit less than the club hoped for, but Les
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Wolves fans to help ex-players
WARRINGTON Wolves has become the first club to donate money from season ticket sales to the Rugby Football League Benevolent Fund. The club is putting the adult prices up by £1 with the extra money going to the trust. The charitable trust was established