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Cheshire Archive

• THE NORTHWICH Guardian is helping launch an exciting new internet service which will take the web by

  Called AuctionHunter (www.AuctionHunter.co.uk) it will allow our readers to buy and sell items in auctions taking place live over the Internet. read more

• Arthritis meeting

  THE holiday meeting of the Winsford branch of the Arthritis Care was well entertained by local country and western singer Don Peters, together with a demonstration of line dancing, all followed by a buffet meal prepared by the committee members. read more

• Bogus worker alert

  POLICE have issued a warning to Winsford residents about bogus officials following two incidents in the town on Tuesday last week. read more

• We're bowled out!

  FURIOUS Wharton Rec Bowling Club members claim they have been ousted from their green by Winsford Town Council. read more

• Megan the moggy's taken for ride

  MIDDLEWICH cat Megan is probably the luckiest pet in Cheshire after surviving more than 24 hours out in the Christmas cold - inside a car engine. read more

• Gas heroes save family

  A DRAMATIC rescue attempt by two policemen and a Transco worker helped save a Winsford family who were asleep in a gas filled house. read more

• Debt help is at hand

  WINSFORD and Middlewich's health information service is offering support to those who are finding it difficult to make ends meet. read more

• Strong £ forces jobs cuts

  A SLUMP in sales has caused four redundancies at a Middlewich factory. read more

• Heaven's above... it's pouring down

  THE rector of a Middlewich church is appealing to the generosity of local residents after rain tried to dampen the spirits of a carol service congregation. read more

• Police in hunt for attackers

  POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a man was repeatedly kicked about the head and body during an unprovoked attack. read more

• Beware of alien pond invaders

  WINSFORD and Middlewich's pond owners and garden centres are being urged to weed out alien plants that are invading canals, lakes and ponds throughout the county. read more

• MENINGITIS BUG HITS CRECHE

  A CRECHE in Winsford has become the latest in a list of Cheshire education establishments to be hit by the killer brain disease, meningitis. read more

• TWO 'Fab' Ladies will be cooking a dish of culinary delights when a new Dinner Party Course starts a

  For tutors Deborah Robb and Isabel Bishop will be emanating their well-known television counterparts, Two Fat Ladies when they present the five week course along similar lines. read more

• NORTHWICH'S Regal Cinema is set to celebrate its 60th birthday next week.

  And to help film fans share the magic of the moment, manager Karl Woods has borrowed an idea from one of the screen's most famous competitions. read more

• THE large hoarding erected before the start of the recent works in Davenham, described them as a 'tr

  The implied intention was to make Davenham safer. read more

• NOW that Cheshire County Council have finally given in to reason and accepted that Long Wood at Lost

  Those who have helped deliver leaflets, who have written letters to the council, who have taken round the petition and to the many - literally thousands - who have signed the petition and also to your newspaper for consistently highlighting the issues involved. read more

• I WOULD like to comment on Councillor Neil's recent letter concerning 'The vision is the people's pl

  I believe the Vision for Northwich is a smokescreen to conceal 10 years of Vale Royal Council's handling of the salt mines issue. read more

• IF you're still worried about the millennium bug, now's the chance to take advantage of special cour

  Managers and business owners can book their places at a one day workshop organised by Elliott-Smith Associates, a Cuddington-based consultancy - for as little as £25. read more

• THE extension at Hartford's parish church has clinched a design award.

  The new building, which provides seating for around 100 people and space for group activities, has won this year's North and Mid Cheshire Building Award, presented by the local Chamber of Commerce. read more

• SANDIWAY artist Linda Conneely has found an unusual way to get her work exhibited.

  Linda, who only started painting a year ago, has caught the attention of Vale Royal Abbey's conference manager - and now her work is set to appear on some of the abbey's stationery. read more

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