48 • Visit us @ www.ChampNews.com CB The <strong>Champion</strong> • Wednesday 30 January 2013SPORTWaterloo set to returnto action against leadersAFTER two weeks of inactivity Waterlooreturn to action this weekend away toleague leaders Chester.“It has been a very frustrating two weeks,”confessed director of rugby Jan VanDeventer.“Especially last weekend when havingmonitored the weather forecast we reallythought we could get the game on althoughthe pitch had a covering of snow.“Unfortunately when we started to clear itwe realised that the water was notdispersing making the pitch toowaterlogged for safety.” Van DeventerNew Junior Teaching CourseJuniors of all ages and abilities are welcome to a friendlyrelaxed atmosphere to learn every aspect of a great game.New 6 week Course beginsfirst weekend in February• Hour Group sessions each morning to suit.Fully Qualified and CRB Checked PGA Professionals.• Course notes, ability matched groups, and equipment provided if needed.• Opportunity to join our new Junior Membership programme.Cost for the six week Course £60 inclusive. Ages from 6 upwards.The Gravel, Mere Brow, Tarleton01772 815842 • www.southport-golf.co.ukexpects a tough game on Saturday. He said:“Chester are not top of the league fornothing and we expect a very difficultcontest.“However we have been showing someimproved form and although we lost athome to Harrogate three weeks ago therewas enough in that performance to suggestthat we can come away from Hare Lane withsomthing.”Last week’s postponed fixture at home toBradford and Bingley has beenre–scheduled for Saturday, February 23with a 2.15pm.1115750Mariners launch offerto entice more fansMARINE’S match at Rushall on Saturday waspostponed due to snow.The Mariners are due to play Witton Albion athome on Saturday.Due to the postponement of last week’sDoodson League Cup tie between Chorley andCammell Laird, Marine will now play thewinners at the Arriva Stadium on Tuesday,February 12.The outstanding home league fixture atNantwich Town is rearranged for Tuesday,February 26 while the Marine versus AshtonUnited match will be on Saturday, March 9.Marine is to offer tenants of One VisionHousing cut–price entry into home league1113960matches. The initiative will enable staff andtenants entry to the Arriva Stadium for £5.Club officials say it is designed to attract newfans and make football as affordable aspossible during tough economic times.One Vision Housing has 15,000 tenants livingacross Merseyside and its maintenance arm,Sovini, is Marine’s back of shirt sponsor.One Vision tenants will gain reducedadmission by producing January’s tenant’snewsletter at the turnstiles. One Vision staffmust produce their membership card.Marine is also running a £5 entry for seasonticket holders of Everton, Liverpool andTranmere Rovers supporters.Bucks match offBOOTLE’S home match against Padihamwas postponed due to snow.The Bucks are due to play Squiires Gateaway on Saturday.Got an interesting story to tell?Champ Newsdesk01704 392400MegaStripBurgerMeal£2.99 £4.29URBAN CHICKEN& PIZZA116 South Road, Waterloo L22 0NDURBANURBANSpicy WingsMeal6 Spicy Wings,Reg Fries & Drink£3.79ChickenBites Meal8 Chicken Bites, RegFries & Drink£3.79Fillet-O-FishMeal£2.49 £3.79URBANChickenNuggets Meal6 Chicken Nuggets,Reg Fries & DrinkChickenStrips MealMealQuarterPounder £2.49 £3.79Chicken Fillet BurgerReg Fries & Drink£3.79Supreme Fillet Burgerwith hash brown & cheeseReg Fries & Drink£4.29Chicken Fillet Burger1Pc of Chicken or 3 Wingswith 1 Reg Fries, 1 Side & Drink£4.99£3.794 Strips,Reg Fries & Drink£4.29URBANURBANURBANURBAN2 Pcs Chicken + Reg Fries & Drink3 Pcs Chicken + Reg Fries & Drink£3.79£4.996 Pcs Chicken + 9 Spicy Wings,3 Fillet Burgers, Reg Fries12 or 14 Pcs Chicken £16.99 £18.993 Reg Fries, 8 Spicy Wings, 2 Colesaw or 2 Beans & 1.5 Ltr Drink1214CheeseBurgerMeal£2.49 £3.79MealVeggieor Bean £2.49 £3.792 Pcs Chicken + 3 Spicy Wings,Reg Fries & Drink £4.9912 Spicy Wings8 Chicken Strips,2 Portions of Chicken Bites2 Sides & 2 Reg Fries£14.998 or 10 Pcs Chicken£12.99 £14.992 Reg Fries, 6 Spicy Wings,2 Colesaw or Beans & 1.5 Ltr Drink6 Pcs Chicken4 Spicy Wings & 2 Reg Fries8£9.9910with 2 strips, 3 Wings,1 Dip, Fries & Drinkwith 2 strips, 3 Wings,1 Dip, Fries & Drink£8.99 £10.991115387MealHalfPounder £2.99 £4.29We accept all major credit/debit cardsTel: 0151 928 2722Clare House, 166 Lord StreetSouthport PR9 0QATelephone01704 392 392£14.99with 4 strips, 6 Wings,2 Fries, 2 Dips &1.5ltr Bottle of Drink£14.99Free Home Delivery Minimum order £8. £1 delivery charge over 3 milesDELIVERY TIMES: Sun to Thu 4.30pm-12.30am. Fri-Sat 4.30pm-3.30amWebsitewww.champnews.com© 2013 <strong>Champion</strong> Media Group (Waypride Ltd). All rights reserved.Printed by Newsprinters Knowsley Ltd.Registered as a newspaper at The Post Office.
AINTREE & MAGHULL30 January 2013 Vol 20 • Issue 5 FREE NEWSPAPER OF THE YEAROAP OFFER1/2 PRICE MOT’sonly£27.00Mon-Fri 2pm-5pm(Cash payments only)MAGHULL GARAGES LtdMOT • SERVICING • REPAIRSUnit 1G, Sefton Lane Ind. Est. Sefton Lane, Maghull, L31 8BXTel: 0151 526 0470www.motinmaghull.co.ukOPEN: Monday - Saturday 8am - 6pm1115527Letters 12 · Crossword 18Beware the‘silent killer’Has anyoneseen Poppy?ROAD FLOOD DANGERDeep rain water nearAshworth site posesproblems for motoristsReport byDavid SimisterA MAJOR stretch of road linking Maghull to theM58 motorway has become severely flooded.Motorists heading along School Lane in andout of the town currently have to drive througha stretch of standing water spanning bothlanes.Councillor Tony Robertson, a member of boththe town council and Sefton Council, has saidthat despite efforts to try and clear the road,the situation is only getting worse.He told the <strong>Champion</strong> this week: “It’s beenthere for quite a while now, and due to therecent rain we’ve been having, the problem isincreasing. The water there has got very deep,and there are still worries with the lowtemperatures that it could freeze over.“Interestingly, the problem with the standingwater only seems to have started after all theconstruction work at the nearby Ashworthprison site was carried out.“Although there has been work on the roaditself and on a nearby layby which could alsohave something to do with it.“I have contacted the council because this isan ongoing problem for people coming intoMaghull.”Motorist Simon Davidson, who uses SchoolLane, said that he is worried it could pose asafety risk for drivers using it.He said: “I’ve driven through it on a fewoccasions now and every time I go through it,particularly with the weather we’ve beenhaving lately, it seems to be deteriorating.“Also you can’t go around – it goes rightacross the road, so you’ve no choice but toplough through it.“Frankly, I’m amazed the problem’s persistedfor as long as it has and that more hasn’t beendone to sort it out.”Sefton Council said the flooding problem wascaused by the very heavy rainfall, and thatwhile it had put up signs to warn motorists ofthe standing water, it is looking into removingit.A spokesman for the local authority said:“Flooding in this area has been an ongoingproblem and is caused by backed up drainsafter very heavy rainfall which are running atfull capacity rather than being blocked.“Flood warning signs have been put upwarning motorists of the problem and ourcontractors will continue to monitor the areaduring heavy rainfall and will look at thepracticalities of removing any excess floodwater if and when necessary.”local.news@champnews.comTraffic negotiates a flooded section of School Lane, Maghull.25,000 CUSTOMERS CAN'T BE WRONG...UPVC Windows • Doors • Bi -Folds • ConservatoriesMAGHULL DOUBLE GLAZING • FENSA Registered InstallerFREE Survey & Estimate • Local Company established 35 YEARSFREE 10-Year Insurance Guarantee TEL: 0151 526 8200Code1056241Recommendationis our successALSO AVAILABLEaluminium windows,doors & bi foldsFactory & Showrooms: Sefton Lane Ind. Est.,Maghull, Merseyside, L31 8BYwww.maghulldoubleglazing.co.uk* terms and conditions apply1115325