Who changed the locks on the notice board anger
There will be deaths over this, mark my words.
This is exactly the kind of non-story which made me start this site. Well played, everybody.
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Celebrating excellence in the field of local newspaper photography
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Wigan Today: Wigan fan furious as coach for match against Warrington fails to show up
FACT: Wigan and Warrington are a massive 14 miles apart
Wigan Today: Couple still in dispute with holiday firm two years after disastrous wedding trip
Sort it out, you planks.
Spotter's Badge: Ruth
Wigan Today sponsored by The Hot Tub Outlet: Councillors' fury as vandals strike again
That's the Hot Tub Outlet, for all your Hot Tub needs in the Wigan and Lancashire areas
Wigan Today: Anger over flooding as repairs are delayed
Floodwater? You are, sir, having a giraffe.
Wigan Today sponsored by The Hot Tub Outlet: Wigan man's fury over repairs to just two barriers
Also, they forgot the Evel Knievel-style ramp
Wigan Today: Midwife's anger as cameras fail to catch vandals
Something something sexist something catch her vandals something
Also: "Sponsored by The Hot Tub Outlet" - WHAT???
Spotter's Badge: Mark
Wigan Today: Mums in plea for new loos at park
It's too late for the girl halfway down the slide, and the lad in front's REALLY angry.
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Wigan Today: Teenager's anger after he is denied passport
He's got a passport. A PASSPORT TO MISERY.
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Wigan Today: Flat dwellers 'drowning in a sea of rubbish'
There is only one alternative: Eat the rubbish. Or dump it in a hedge.
Dump it in a hedge, man.
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