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Legend Roby honoured after two decades of brilliance for Saints - Vimarsana News

Legend Roby honoured after two decades of brilliance for Saints

EACH year the Pride of St Helens panel choose a Special Achievement Award to honour someone who it is felt has an important and lasting contribution…

Aussie-siblings have 'best weekend ever' after watching Saints win - Vimarsana News

Aussie-siblings have 'best weekend ever' after watching Saints win

AUSTRALIAN born Saints fans aged seven and nine have thanked their parents for the ‘best weekend of their lives’ after watching Saints win the…

Crosfields RLFC junior sides win Lancashire Cup finals - Vimarsana News

Crosfields RLFC junior sides win Lancashire Cup finals

AN unprecedented year of success for Crosfields RLFC’s junior section has been capped by a double cup triumph.

Alan Gwilliam, son's tribute to ex Warrington Wolves half-back - Vimarsana News

Alan Gwilliam, son's tribute to ex Warrington Wolves half-back

MY dad, former Saints and Warrington halfback Alan Gwilliam passed away recently at the age of 71. He had been in ill health for a few years and finally succumbed on 7 May 2021. Admitted to Whiston Hospital on April 24 he was diagnosed with sepsis, ‘Gwilly’ was only given a few days to live, but always being a fighter, Dad defied medical experts and managed to hold on for a further two weeks. In a year that has seen so much sadness, separation and death for everyone across the country it's difficult to put Dad’s journey into context as no life is worth more than any other.

My Father, My Hero; Phil's tribute to his dad Alan Gwilliam - Vimarsana News

My Father, My Hero; Phil's tribute to his dad Alan Gwilliam

MY dad, former Saints and Warrington halfback Alan Gwilliam passed away recently at the age of 71. He had been in ill health for a few years and finally succumbed on 7 May 2021. Admitted to Whiston Hospital on April 24 he was diagnosed with sepsis ‘Gwilly’ was only given a few days to live, but always being a fighter, Dad defied medical experts and managed to hold on for a further two weeks. In a year that has seen so much sadness, separation and death for everyone across the country it's difficult to put Dad’s journey into context as no life is worth more than any other.