In Wigan, we don’t question the air smelling like mint—we know exactly what’s cooking. That unmistakable scent, drifting across the town centre means one thing: Uncle Joe’s Mint Balls are
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In Wigan, we don’t question the air smelling like mint—we know exactly what’s cooking. That unmistakable scent, drifting across the town centre means one thing: Uncle Joe’s Mint Balls are
Tucked away on Church Street in Orrell, The Little Green Platter Company has become one of Wigan’s tastiest hidden gems. What began as a passion project by founder Karen Green
Wigan’s first women’s only mental health support group has been set up, with the founder hoping it will spread way beyond the borough’s boundaries. Jess Jarratt from Ashton-in-Makerfield, after facing
Wigan Warriors paid a powerful and emotional tribute to club legend Sir Billy Boston on Friday evening (11 July), with a spectacular pre-match ceremony ahead of their Super League clash
Chris Woodward backpacked to Wigan in the Philippines to raise money for Andy's Man Club.