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Cheshire Archive

• Tree planting

  Why don't the council plant more trees around the town? All they ever seem to do is cut them down - are we planting any, anywhere? read more

• HOME SWEET HOME FOR SOAP

  Crosfields RL 8 read more

• YOUNG WOLVES TO THE FORE

  Warrington Wolves u21s 14 read more

• SPORTS PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR AWARDS

  AFTER a three month build up of nominations, judging and voting by the public, the Warrington Sports Personality of the Year Awards finally came to a head on Friday night. read more

• NEW BOYS DEBUT FOR WOLVES

  ALAN Hunte will be the star attraction as he lines up for a strong Warrington Wolves side against his former club at Wilderspool tonight, Friday. read more

• Warning to drivers as kill your speed campaign is launched

  WARRINGTON police are urging motorists in the region to kill their speed, in support of the nationwide safety drive which was launched on Tuesday. read more

• Television's stolen from lorry

  SQUARE-eyed thieves escaped with thousands of pounds worth of televisions from a lorry. read more

• What Eric's eye spied

  AN ANTIQUES Roadshow expert popped into Warrington this week to cast his expert eye over the town's treasures. read more

• All the nice girls love a soldier

  THERE'S something about a man in uniform, or so they say - and it looks like this proud Legionnaire has caught the eye of a young admirer. read more

• Postman died after head-on smash

  A POSTMAN died when he lost control of the motorbike he had bought just a week earlier and smashed into a car. read more

• Supermarket shopper is run over by thieves.

  A HAVE-A-GO hero was run over as she fought back against thieves who had snatched her handbag. read more

• On your marks for first rate service

  WHEN it comes to public service, it seems that Warringtonians are getting the best - and that's official. read more

• Baby battles back after meningitis scare

  A BABY girl is on the road to recovery after a terrifying meningitis scare which left her fighting for her life. read more

• Rules change

  HOUSING chiefs want to encourage more landlords to renovate disused houses by altering the way grants are allocated. read more

• Final warning on tax returns

  THIS is your final warning - tax returns are due at the end of this month. But help is at hand. read more

• Hit and run puppy rescued by good Samaritan

  A GOOD Samaritan risked her own life to rescue a puppy left to die after a callous hit and run. read more

• EVERTON VISIT WARRINGTON SCHOOLS

  WARRINGTON Primary Schools are to benefit from the soccer skills of Everton FC's rising stars. read more

• GLANCE GUIDE TO RESULTS AND FIXTURES:

  ANGLING: read more

• 2000 is not the start of MIllennium

  CAN someone please explain why plans are afoot to celebrate the new Millennium at the end of 1999 and, indeed, why the year 2000 is being hailed as the start of the new Millennium, other than it being a nice round number? read more

• Restore Walton's Victorian greenhouses

  IN reply again to Councillor Black's latest letter in the Warrington GUARDIAN of January 15. I must point out that he missed the point I was making over pollution. Cars with petrol engines are very much more efficient than 10 years ago. Diesels pump out particulate, soot or whatever you want to call it. This was the reference I was making to asthma sufferers for whom this soot is of particular importance. read more

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