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• I NOTE with interest that the 'yob' problem in Cuddington continues in line with other areas around

  I also note that the local police have decided to withdraw village bobbies. read more

• TORIES CHOOSE SECRET LIST OF BUDDING MPs

  TATTON Tories will pick their next budding MP from a secret list of 23 names. read more

• DON'T forget to sign up for your chance to help young Sam Burgess at this week's one-day blood testi

  Sam, who suffers from a rare disorder, needs to find a bone marrow donor if he is not to develop leukaemia. read more

• CAMPAIGNERS fighting the closure of Heathvale elderly people's home in Rudheath are hoping to save t

  Campaign co-ordinator Ena Green has enlisted the help of Nick Dykes of CLS Services, the owners of Heathvale, to help draw up a bid, which could be submitted to the lottery's charities board. read more

• NORTHWICH Cricket Club has unveiled plans to create the home of county cricket at Moss Farm.

  The club ended months of speculation about its future this week by asking for permission to build a two storey pavilion, 18 wicket pitch and practice area at the sports complex. read more

• The decision to warn parents was welcomed by Cuddington councillor Bernard Burton.

  "They were informed in some cases that the terms of their tenancy were not being honoured and if that situation persisted, they could be facing ejection," he said. read more

• UNRULY FAMILIES WILL BE EVICTED

  Staff from Vale Royal Borough Council have visited parents over the past three weeks to underline the threat. read more

• I AM writing in response to Mr G Holman, who asked how Knutsford benefited from its town twinning li

  Over the years - because of town twinning - members of Knutsford Lions have been welcomed by their opposite numbers in France and the president of the Knutsford branch of the Royal British Legion has been made an honorary president of the Ancient Combatants in Montmorency. read more

• LOTS of people seem to want Martin Bell to stay as our MP. If you do why not drop a line to the Knut

  CONCERNED CITIZEN read more

• SO another lethal right-turn on to the A556 is to be closed to reduce the risk of serious accidents

  While I applaud the Highway Agency's concern, I deplore the negative choice of action they propose implementing to deal with it. read more

• IT'S for others to judge whether the relations between the Unitarian Chapel and other churches are '

  The fact that we are hosting the annual Women's World Day of Prayer service for Knutsford on March 5 this year is perhaps a good sign all round. read more

• I REFER to both reports in last week's Knutsford Guardian about the proposed new library.

  While a new library and senior citizens' club house would be welcome in our town, I fail to see why 10, 20 or 30 more flats (I thought it started off as 6) have to be built where, at the moment, there is some space. read more

• JOHN REES should be allowed to have his say without being pilloried by Richard Cussons (Knutsford Gu

  Mr Cussons does regularly grace the pages of the Guardian and I'm sure enjoys the resulting free publicity. read more

• Tills ring

  the change read more

• A LOCAL businesswoman is off round the world - in a yacht.

  Victoria Allen, of Chester Road, Mere, has been chosen to take part in the Millennium Round The World Yacht Race. read more

• LOOKING back, the easy bit was probably the 1,000km drive over mountains in a car that had seen bett

  The hard bit was no doubt getting home again in time for DINNER. read more

• YORSTON LODGE headmaster Ian Cumpsty treated himself when he took over at the Bexton Road school.

  He bought himself a set of drain rods. read more

• Altrincham League:

  Division One read more

• CAFE STAFF'S TRIBUTE TO LOYAL EVA

  A COLLECTION is being made at Northwich's Cosy Kitchen cafe, in memory of Eva Charlton - one of their oldest and most loyal customers. read more

• TURKEY FARM WILL NOT 'GOBBLE UP' COUNTRYSIDE

  PROTESTERS look set to have won their two-year battle to save the countryside in Little Leigh. read more

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