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Sir Kevin Sinfield joined by Gareth Southgate as final MND running challenge begins (opens the original)
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SIR Kevin Sinfield was joined by former England manager Sir Gareth Southgate along the first stage of his final running endurance event to raise money for motor neurone disease charities, with more than £500,000 pledged so far. Inspired by former Leeds Rhinos team-mate Rob Burrow, who died in 2024 after living with MND for four and a half years, Sinfield and his team have raised more than £11 million for the MND community since his first annual challenge in 2020. Sinfield is completing an ultra
St Helens urged to turn out for Sir Kevin Sinfield's 7 in 7 challenge (opens the original)
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SIR Kevin Sinfield and his 7 in 7 team hit the road on Sunday to raise money and awareness for those impacted by Motor Neurone Disease. The team will run an ultra-marathon every day for seven days, visiting all 12 English Super League grounds on the way to the finish line at Old Trafford ahead of the Betfred Super League Grand Final. And on Friday, (2 October) he will arrive at Saints’ BrewDog Stadium as he completes the penultimate leg of his 7 in 7 Challenge. He is scheduled to arrive at appro
Award-winning archaeologist to give book talk on distinctive local buildings (opens the original)
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AWARD winning archaeologist Dr. James Wright returns to St Helens on Tuesday 10 November to present his new book, The Buildings Archaeologist. Britain can be proud of having around 500,000 listed buildings, yet more than half of them may have been identified incorrectly. Behind a Victorian façade is a Tudor house. Underneath a Georgian frontage is a mediaeval cottage. What is now a farm was once a castle. Many buildings, hundreds of years old, are entirely unlisted. How can a nation obsessed wit
No wonder they queue out of the door at Leigh's Green Lane Chippy (opens the original)
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YOU can always tell a good chippy by the length of the queue outside. And on seeing the long line of customers snaking out of the doors at the end of Holden Road I knew I was on to a winner with the Green Lane Chippy. I had heard a lot about this place; a multiple award winner and the shop that last year topped the list of superfan Stephen Peel on his national fish and chip shop tour. It is testament to the diligence and speed of the staff frying, serving and wrapping in the takeaway section tha
Travel writer explains why his two latest books start in Warrington (opens the original)
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WARRINGTON is the starting point of both of the new books author and travel writer Chris Moss has had published this year. The Burtonwood-born author felt it was natural for the opening chapters of both volumes to focus on the town close to his childhood home in the books entitled Lancashire and Where Tourists Seldom Tread. In the second of those, which looks at towns across the country, he makes the case for visitors to come and check what Warrington has to offer and examine its rich history. A
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