SAINTS’ Wembley hopes have been dashed for another year after they fell to a disappointing 32-12 defeat at Leeds. They were always second best in a scrappy fifth round Challenge Cup tie at Headingley, even if it did appear that the Rhinos got the
SAINTS trail Leeds 12-6 in the fifth round Challenge Cup tie at Headingley. The Rhinos have dominated field position in the first 40, but Saints did well to hang in there at times and can count themselves unlucky to have conceded the two tries.
Leeds: Hardaker; Briscoe, Watkins, Moon, Hall;Sinfield, McGuire; , Burrow, Peacock, Ablett, Achurch, Delaney. Subs: Kirke, Sutcliffe, Singleton, Clarkson.
Saints: Lomax; Makinson, Turner, Percival, Swift; Wilkin, Walsh; Amor, Roby, Walmeslry, McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Soliola, Jones. Subs: Wellens, Masoe, Greenwood, Richards.
MOVES to replace the gates and existing entrance to the former Parkside Colliery, off Winwick Road, Newton-le-Willows, have been approved by planners. It is part of a commitment by developer Langtree and St Helens Council to improve the site’s
A SINGING group that has been part of the entertainment scene for over 80 years has moved up a key. St Helens Gilbert & Sullivan Society has performed operettas and concerts around town and further afield raising funds for charity but now the
