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April 2016 1 April 2016 www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk 1 2 www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk April 2016 Editor Gary Skentelbery Production Paul Walker Editor’s Comment Advertising CONGRATULATIONS to Warrington Wolves on ending their James Balme controversial partnership with an e-cigarette company. Freephone 0800 955 5247 Sponsors are the lifeblood of deducted for fielding an ineligible sports clubs but with the Wolves’ player Warrington look to have testify that an awful lot of hard Editorial links with health and wellbeing, the been handed the title on a plate work has gone into delivering a 01925 623631 partnership was always going to – but with the “Vics” appealing team capable of promotion and Email be a difficult one to manage. against the decision, there is no it is fantastic to see the people of info@warrington- While “vaping” is considered by room for complacency . Warrington getting behind the worldwide.co.uk many to be healthier than smoking While the decision to part team in ever increasing numbers. cigarettes, there are still conflicting company with manager Shaun Reid Let’s hope Chairman Toby Websites reports on possible side effects and shocked many people it has done Macormac and everyone who www.culchethlife.com long term implications from the use nothing to de-rail the promotion has worked so hard at the club www.frodshamlife.co.uk of e-cigarettes. train, with the club continuing to over many years can celebrate the www.lymmlife.co.uk It also makes life extremely break records. promotion party they deserve come www.warrington.tv difficult for stewards to police a As a director at the club I can the end of the season. www.warrington- no smoking stadium, as puffs of worldwide.co.uk vapour look just the same as puffs Address of smoke. New Media Centre Actively promoting e-cigarettes Old Road Warrington and selling branded ones in the WA4 1AT club shop was never a good decision at a club which does so much good work in the local community promoting health and wellbeing. warrington-worldwide is The Wolves do a lot of great sings published monthly by work, especially through the Danni Orbit News Ltd. Warrington Wolves Foundation – Adele Music £27.50 The contents of this magazine and we are delighted to showcase are fully protected by copyright their ongoing work in this month’s Friday, April 15, 7.30 for 8pm and nothing may be reprinted issue through their annual Impact Includes Dinner: Brie and Cranberry Filo Parcels with a or reproduced without prior work. (See pull out) watercress salad garnish • Chicken Chasseur with Aga Roast permission of the publishers. It would be remiss of me not to Potatoes and Seasonal Vegetables • Warm Lemon Sponge The publishers are not liable for mention the other sporting code at with Lemoncello and Chantilly Cream any statement made or opinion Warrington Town, who have had a Dietary requirements available on request at booking expressed by third parties in this fantastic season in the league and publication. are just a few games away from Fresh Tasty Homecooked Food Printed by TwentyFourSeven securing promotion. 8 Bold Street, Warrington | Tel 01925 654000 With nearest rivals Northwich www.shellysrestaurant.eu Victoria having nine points April 2016 www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk 3 Cutest Cherub competition THE search is on for Warrington’s “Cutest Cherub” with over Warrington Market from 9am to use on social media in order to £1,000 in cash prizes up for grabs - along with the opportunity on Monday,May 16 to 4pm on gain votes. If the parents or carers of seeing your baby on the front cover of a magazine! Saturday,May 28. One vote per would like to purchase photographs Warrington based photography bring their children to Warrington person per day is permitted. The of their LITTLE CHERUBS, they can business Oculus Studios Ltd, Market to be photographed by winners will be announced on do so but are under no obligation. have teamed up with Warrington one of the Oculus photographers Monday, May 30. Each of the three For more details visit www. Wolves, warrington-worldwide, between 11am-3pm from Monday category winners (the ones with oculusstudios.co.uk/warringtons- Ideal UC and Fidelis Food to Saturday inclusive. An entry the most votes in their particular cutest-cherub-2016/ Service Equipment, to launch fee of just £1 will be donated to category) will receive a £250 cash the #CutestCherub baby photo Warrington Disability Partnership. prize courtesy of the main sponsors, competition in Warrington Market There are 3 age categories: plus many other prizes on offer. from 11am on Saturday April 16 0 to 6 months sponsor Ideal UC The overall winner (the one with 2016 to 3pm on Saturday May 14. 6 months to 18 months, the most votes overall) will receive The competition is offering over sponsored by Fidelis Food Service an additional £500 cash prize plus £1000 in cash prizes and will also Equipment of Warrington a photoshoot for up to four people help raise funds for Warrington 18 months to 3 years, sponsored courtesy of Oculus Studios Ltd. Disability Partnership during their by Warrington Wolves. Each entrant will receive a mock 25th anniversary year. Voting will be in person only magazine cover including a photo Parents and carers are invited to by visiting the Fotocrazy stall in of their very own LITTLE CHERUB Power station’s future raised with Prime Minister THE future of the giant Fiddler’s in the loss of 270 jobs as early 40 per cent higher than in the Ferry Power Station, near as next month. Mr Mowat raised UK, mainly due to the high levels Warrington, has been raised the issue with the Prime Minister of environmental subsidies that directly with the Prime Minister. and questioned the wisdom of German consumers pay as part of Warrington South MP David closing coal-fired power stations their energy bills. Mowat questioned the wisdom of only to import more electricity Speaking later, Mr Mowat said: closing the UK’s coal-fired power from countries such as Germany “It’s very difficult to explain to my stations during Prime Minister’s and Holland who are currently constituents who stand to lose their Question Time. expanding the amount of coal they jobs at Fiddler’s Ferry why we Scottish and Southern Energy, burn. need to close our coal-fired power which owns Fiddler’s Ferry, recently In reply, David Cameron stressed stations in order to reduce emissions announced a review of operations the Government’s commitment to – only to then import electricity from at the plant which could lead to a energy security and suggested that countries which are increasing the partial or complete closure. Fiddler’s Ferry could still have a amount of coal they burn. Warrington Borough Council role to play in the future. “Sadly the UK is facing a has expressed concern at the shock He also noted that German capacity crunch because of announcement which could result electricity prices were around decades of under-investment”. 4 www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk April 2016 Michael Hello and welcome to my Mahoney is monthly column . a Clinical Hypnotherapist. He has research, and patient trials experience. He is a member of by Michael Mahoney the Hypnotherapy Association, an associate of the Primary Care Society for Gastroenterology, Are you your own worst enemy? based at Woolston Surgery, It seems to have become a a hard time for losing track of time Neighbourhood Hub, habit for many people to use and going off schedule or for being Warrington WA1 4PN. up a lot of emotional and too tired to go out with friends, or Tel: 01925-658322 email mental energy in beating whatever it is, let yourself off the [email protected] themselves up for not doing hook, just as you would probably www.michaelmahoney things or not doing them do for a friend or family member. hypnotherapist.com right, at a certain time, or in Say to yourself, never mind, I got a particular way. Does this side-tracked, or I needed a night in, Thinking and feeling more ring a bell for you and do and realise what you did instead positively about yourself and your you feel guilty as charged? may have been more important or actions is a much better place to Guilt is often at the root of it, needed much more at the time. If be, than constantly feeling guilt- as is self-blame. Self-sabotaging it was something that has set you ridden, which can ultimately affect belief systems that keep us stuck, back on a task or let others down, your health. going through the motions or round you could re-schedule or apologise It is also important to ensure in circles, and never ever really and make new arrangements. It other people do not put their own feeling on top of things. may also help to prioritise your jobs feelings of guilt on to you, and that This is also due to our unrealistic or commitments for the week and you recognise your own issues as expectations of ourselves, or give yourself some breathing space opposed to theirs. We can all get perceived expectations from others, or quiet time during each day, so drawn into game playing, feeling or how we think others may operate that you get used to having time put down or having to adapt to or behave. Being self-critical and out for yourself, which is equally as suit another’s needs, within our judgmental has become the norm important as everything else. close family relationships and for most of us.
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