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Morley recovering well after operation
ADRIAN Morley is recovering well after fracturing his eye socket and is still on course to return after a six-week lay-off. Morley had a plate fitted on February 15 after sustaining the injury in Wolves' Super League opener at Wigan and the club initially
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The question of Fair Trade – is it simply a matter of taste for shoppers?
THERE are times when only chocolate will do. That 50p bar of chocolate may help you through your day, but just what is that chocolate bar doing for anybody else? That is a question that Fair Trade campaigners are hoping you will ask yourself during
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Cycle forum continues to advance
THE Warrington Cycle Forum has made a good start, reports Rod King, press officer for Warrington Cycle Campaign. The forum met for the second time last week at the Gateway, Sankey Street, and elected a chairman and adopted a constitution. Reports were
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The shocking criminal activity at our supermarkets
SOME of the top supermarket crime spots can be revealed by the Warrington Guardian. We obtained crime figures for several stores across town from Cheshire Police through the Freedom of Information Act. The figures are for thefts from shops (shoplifting
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Fun on the farm
IT is 7am on a cold and wet Thursday, most people are still probably in bed, but work has already started for Steven Booth. The 52-year-old runs Broad Oak Farm on the outskirts of Lymm, which is helping youngsters learn more about farm life. Today,
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Warrington clubs take on the north west’s best in the cup
THERE is still plenty of interest for the Warrington-based clubs in two of the four North West Counties Under 12s Cup competitions. Latchford Albion Unicorns and Rylands Sharks have made it through to the semi finals of the main competition, while Crosfields
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It ain't how it used to be, says Cullen
PAUL Cullen believes rugby league has cleaned up its act since his playing days. All incidents during games are now subject to television scrutiny and any indiscretions often lead to a charge by the RFL. "It's a far cleaner game than when I played it