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On this day: Cheshire Archive

Cheshire Archive

• THOUGHTS after overhearing a conversation at an adjoining table in one of Knutsford's popular cafes:

  KNUTSFORD is once more awash with political intrigue as Tatton Conservatives settle down to haggle over who they will choose for our next MP. read more

• AGONY aunts have been a source of comfort for star-crossed lovers throughout history. In the 1930s K

  The agony read more

• THE first Manchester family who moved to the newly-built Longridge estate were delighted with their

  "It is nice to hear the birds sing and not cough," 31-year-old Myra Colahan told the Knutsford Guardian in 1969. read more

• Altrincham League Division One

  Knutsford A 3 read more

• Knutsford 2, Barnton 2

  A PENALTY shoot-out ended Knutsford's hopes of competing in the Mid Cheshire League Challenge Cup final on Saturday. read more

• A FAMILY business in Knutsford has been honoured by the Queen.

  Abbey Saddlery - set up by the Brown family 17 years ago - has been awarded a Royal warrant. read more

• A KNUTSFORD engineering company is to lose jobs.

  Booths Hall-based Alstom Power Plants is cutting 50 jobs because its operations are merging with another site in Trafford Park. read more

• A CHILDREN'S Guide unit will close without their parents' support.

  Divisional commissioner Ronnie Ross said parents, whose daughters attend 1st Toft Guides, had known about the group's leadership problems for weeks but no one had offered to help. read more

• THE Knutsford Guardian doesn't mind getting into hot water when it comes to carrying the can for our

  But this was one complaint we had to take on - for ourselves. read more

• Eight

  still in read more

• TREETOP protesters yesterday (Tuesday) failed in their fight against an eviction from land in the sh

  But the camp, at Arthur's Wood in the Bollin Valley, was given a seven-day stay of execution by the Court of Appeal in London. read more

• A KNUTSFORD school has been given more than £.5million for an extension.

  The cash - from this year's £500m county council education budget - will be spent extending Manor Park Primary's junior school to accommodate the infants. read more

• THE politician credited with launching Knutsford's millennium library this week denied he had helped

  County councillor Bert Grange said he had repeatedly told developer Property Solutions that if the plans included a restaurant the £1m scheme would be refused by Macclesfield. read more

• THIS year's Knutsford Royal May Queen will be wearing a sponsored crown for the first time in the fe

  Nuclear engineers NNC offered £365 for the specially-designed crown after an appeal for help from the festival committee. read more

• ONE of the hidden faces of Knutsford's history comes under the hammer in town next week.

  Auctioneer and valuer Adam Partridge has discovered a rare 18th century longcase clock built by Knutsford clockmaker Thomas Gaskell. read more

• IN reply to the letter written by Joan Barnes the chairman of the planning committee at Macclesfield

  My husband and I would like to make the following comments. read more

• ARMED ROBBERS STEAL £32,000

  POLICE are urgently appealing for witnesses after a terrifying ram-raid on Tesco supermarket. read more

• THE raiders struck at 9.50pm last Wednesday, just after the Manchester Road store closed, as Securic

  Around 20 Tesco's staff were still in the building. read more

• TWO away wins in five days have left Northwich manager Mark Gardiner enthusing about his team's char

  Since the home defeat at the hands of Southport, Vics have won 2-1 at Runcorn in the Cheshire Cup and 3-2 at Welling in the league. read more

• WELLING 2

  NORTHWICH VICS 3 read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive