PHIL Parkinson made an impassioned plea for unity after Altrincham followed up their first win of the season with their first league defeat on the road since January at Brackley Town on Saturday. The goals flowed freely in a 3-2 victory over Alfreton
TRAFFORD fell to their second defeat in four days when another late goal gave an impressive Workington side a 1-0 away win and all three points. The visitors were on top in the opening stages with Brad Carroll firing over and Liam Brockbank blasting
JOE Cooper scored a spectacular unbeaten century to help Hale Barns first XI claim a winning draw at promotion-chasing Warrington to rise to sixth in the Cheshire County Cricket League Division Two table. The hosts entered the game as league leaders
TRAFFORD MV lost to Leigh in their latest pre-season outing last weekend. It was a very competitive and a solid first half in which MV led the way with strong performances from Danny Burke and James Matthie, and good directional play from skipper
ASHTON-on-Mersey kept their promotion prospects alive with a gutsy win in a tense contest at Kingsley. With both teams missing some first-team regulars, it always promised to be an intriguing contest and so it proved. After losing the toss and
IT was a case of double vision for Oliver Smith when he became the first PGA professional to win the Sue Wright Trophy twice since it was inaugurated 15 years ago. And the Ashton-on-Mersey assistant, who was 12 when he joined the club, saved the
IT was a mixed weekend for Sale's cricket teams as the wet weather forced both the first and second XIs to play reduced games. The firsts remain close to the drop zone as they could only manage a draw but a good win moved the second XI clear of
Last week I interviewed the lovely gentleman and star of screen and stage Reece Dinsdale and I’ve had some fantastic feedback from that. Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know how much you enjoyed reading it. I really enjoyed talking
THIS week, Carrs Pasties launched its new vegan range. Reporter TOM MOLLOY tasted them for himself. CARRS Pasties has followed bakeries such as Greggs in introducing a vegan range in order to give more choice to the growing number of vegans and
