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Hospital bosses proceed with controversial staff parking charges
HOSPITAL bosses have written to staff to say they are pushing ahead with car parking charges. The letter says they will have to buy permits from October 1, or use the existing pay and display machines. The permits do not guarantee a space. The letter
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Sunderland's a good start
SO, the provisional fixture list shows Liverpool Reserves tackling Sunderland in the first Barclays Premier Reserve League (North) fixture to take place at Warrington Wolves' Halliwell Jones Stadium. I'm sure many Reds fans and Warrington sports lovers
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The product of a disturbed mind
I asked my esteemed colleague Chris for some big ideas for my fundrasing. Silly me, thinking I'd get a sensible answer... He sent me this image which I didn't understand for a while. Then I tried to get into Chris's mind... and finally it clicked
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Pool still closed
FORDTON swimming pool remains closed - over a week after users were told it was likely to reopen. The borough council was forced to close it to the public on July 26 for emergency repair work after ceiling tiles fell into the pool. It was initially
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Vinnie's new look
VINNIE Anderson was sporting a new look as he watched from the sidelines at Huddersfield on Sunday. Anderson is renowned for changing his hairstyle several times each season and left reporters in the Press area, who had only just got used to his last
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Messages to welcome Matt King to the Wolves fold
LEAVE your 'welcome' messages for Matt King here, using the comment link.
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By George, I think they like him
YOUNGSTERS at Whitley Primary School had a special visitor on Friday to officially open their new play area and library. Shadow Chancellor George Osborne found time away from masterminding Conservative economic policy to drop in for a guided tour. The
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Wolves fans could have a bigger part to play than first meets the eye
TRIBALISM is a funny thing in sport. Our online story of Peter Peacey and Beck Muir urging Warrington Wolves fans to get behind Catalans Dragons against Wigan Warriors in the Carnegie Challenge Cup semi final at The Halliwell Jones Stadium created a
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Town start new campaign at home
WARRINGTON Town boss Ian Street is pleased that his side will kick off their UniBond League First Division South campaign with a home match. Town will start the 2007/08 league season with a match against Brigg Town at Cantilever Park on August 18 before
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Reds' October debut
LIVERPOOL Reserves are likely to have to wait until October 2 to play their first game at The Halliwell Jones Stadium. Liverpool announced last week that they would be playing their Barclays Premier Reserve League (North) games in Warrington and Sunderland
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Toa on a medal mission
TOA Kohe-Love is determined to dispel his silverware demons by collecting his first winners' medal this weekend. The centre, who joined Widnes Vikings from Warrington Wolves at the end of last season, has failed to reach a cup final throughout his illustrious
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Council outline ambitious vision
COUNCIL bosses have unveiled an ambitious six-point vision to put Warrington 'on the map' by 2010. Its priorities for the next three years will be; health and well-being, safer communities, environment and economy, transport, children, and delivering
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Pubs could be coverted into housing
SIX pubs look set to be converted into housing. The Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) has discovered that the pubs were bought by new pub company London Town and put under the control of the firm's property development arm, Bankside Developments. Bankside
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Wanted: Police launch manhunt
Police have launched a manhunt. Craig Dodd is being sought by police days after walking free from Risley Prison where he had been jailed for gun crimes. The 35-year-old is wanted for breaking the terms of his release and breaching his licence. Dodd
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Out of 1,000 smokers, 500 will die from smoking
YOU are a lucky person if you have not being cared for by doctor Steve Owen. It's not that there's anything wrong with him. He's a friendly and experienced consultant at Warrington Hospital. It's that 80 per cent of his cancer patients have no chance
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He's going to help out Cull loads
LEE Briers has hailed Warrington's new assistant coach as a great catch. Jimmy Lowes, the former Bradford Bulls and Great Britain hooker, signed for Wolves at the end of last week after leaving a similar post at Salford City Reds. Wolves captain Briers
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Archaeologist on hand to assess your find
HAVE you ever wondered if something you have found in the garden or while out for a walk might be a little bit more interesting? Next week is the perfect chance when Warrington Museum marks National Archaeology Week by offering free consultations on
