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Cheshire Archive

• BLITZ TO BEAT THE BURGLARS

  CREWE police have launched a new scheme to crack down on burglars who strike while homeowners are on holiday. read more

• A PLAY FOR THE MILLENNIUM

  ELECTRICIANS, writers and actors are being urged to get involved in what could be the biggest millennium project in the borough. read more

• Campaign hopes to get the green light

  THE Middlewich Rail Link Campaign will be hitting the streets over the next few weeks to prove that there is public demand for a train station in the town. read more

• RESIDENTS LOOK LIKE BEING FORCED OUT

  PLANS to evict reluctant homeowners on the doomed Moathouse Estate have been authorised by councillors. read more

• SATURDAY SOCCER LEAGUE

  LOCKERS and Irlam Catholic Club will meet in the Depot Cup final on May 4 at Padgate St. Oswalds, kick-off 6.30pm. read more

• Cinderella of the borough!

  I WRITE in response to the letter written in the Winsford and Middlewich Guardian by Mr DP Sutton regarding a swimming pool for Middlewich. read more

• COLIN RUES AWAY DAY BLUES

  WIDNES coach Colin Whitfield was happy to return to winning ways this weekend after two successive defeats. read more

• HELSBY BIRCHED

  Helsby 8 read more

• GEN CHEMS ROUND-UP

  West Cheshire Football League Division One read more

• BEARS ROUND-UP

  West Bank Bears u9s 26 read more

• CRICKET NEWS

  Halton AgrEvo Cricket League read more

• WATER CHAOS

  THREE thousand homes in Widnes ran temporarily dry on Tuesday night when a leak which was reported at the beginning of March was finally plugged. read more

• FAKER'S CURRY ON THE HOUSE

  A FOOD hygiene faker had a curry on the house at a Runcorn Indian restaurant by pretending to be a council environmental health officer. read more

• DRUG ROW

  A DRUG which is used to reverse the effects of overdoses is not being made immediately available to heroin addicts in Halton because ambulance staff fear their reactions. read more

• SEX BEAST GETS JAIL

  A MAN lured an 18-year-old girl into his car, drove off at speed and tried to rape her, a court heard. read more

• TV STAR JOINS COLLEGE PROTEST MARCH

  THE battle to save Halton College takes to the streets next week when staff and students stage a protest march through the streets of Widnes. read more

• SIX POINT SURVIVAL PLAN

  RUNCORN have eight games left to secure the six points necessary to avoid relegation after a weekend which saw them draw one and lose one. read more

• A STROKE OF GENIUS

  Widnes Amateur Swimming Club read more

• POLICE RAID ON HOME IN WIDNES

  A HOUSE in Widnes was raided by Manchester police on Tuesday morning as part of a year-long operation. read more

• WEST BANK ROAD CLOSURES

  WORK in Waterloo Road, Widnes, from March 25-28 will temporarily close the road to all traffic. West Bank Street and Dock Street will be used as an alternative access. On March 28, West Bank Road and Waterloo busway junctions with Waterloo Road will be closed, with alternative access via Upper Mersey Road. read more

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