brian carney

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra will be at the GPW Recruitment Stadium on Friday for commentary on the Super League game between St Helens and Warrington. St Helens have a superb record at their home ground against Warrington but the Wolves have looked impressive this season so far and will be hoping to come away with a rare win. Commentators Stuart Pyke and David Oates will be joined from 1955 GMT by ex-Wigan and Warrington winger Brian Carney.  

All U.K. television households have to pay an annual license fee to support BBC programming — £142.50 a year. Since the license fee isn't a traditional tax, collecting the fee relies on households paying every year, prodded on by threatening letters and vague notions of TV "detector vans" roaming the streets looking for waves emanating from unlicensed TVs. These license fees have taken new prominence in recent months, with the BBC recently saying it plans major cuts to online operations, radio services

Within weeks of moving to the U.K. last summer   -Brian Carney

 

5:02 - Gordon is wondering this morning why Toyota thought it was a good idea to send their CEO , who's English is not the best, to Capitol Hill yesterday. Dartmouth Professor Paul Argenti isn't sure either. 9:29 - Officials are still trying to make sense of the tragic death of a killer whale trainer at SeaWorld in Orlando yesterday. 13:36 - If you're looking for (or perhaps NEED) a little extra room on your next flight, WSJ's Scott McCartney says that it might not be a bad idea to buy two seats instea  

WARRINGTON Wolves and the Wolves Foundation have teamed up with NHS Warrington to launch a new Tackling Health campaign. The new partnership will see all the three organisations working together to promote health messages to fans, highlighting the importance of fitness and good health. The campaign aims to benefit all rugby supporters living in the Warrington area.

The Wolves Foundation is delighted to be working in partnership with NHS Warrington and the Wolves. By combining the expertise and strengths of our three organisations, we can make a real positive impact on the health of our town.   -Neil Kelly