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Cheshire Archive

• Check scheme to cut down on home falls

  A NEW service has been launched to reduce potential hazards in the homes of older people, which might put them at risk from a slip, trip or a fall. read more

• Save our fields from GM crops, says green group

  ENVIRONMENTAL campaigners have won the support of nearly 200 people in their fight to prevent genetically-modified crops from returning to South Cheshire fields. read more

• Fight to save Cheshires goes on

  A CAMPAIGNER is taking her fight to safeguard a regiment's future to the very top. read more

• Service remembers former headteacher

  A THANKSGIVING service has been held to celebrate the life of a former primary school headteacher. read more

• Fight to save Cheshires goes on

  A CAMPAIGNER is taking her fight to safeguard a regiment's future to the very top. read more

• Gun criminal went on the run for two years

  A CREWE man who went on the run for two years after a firearms offence has been brought to justice. read more

• Decision delayed on health centre

  A DECISION on whether to approve plans for a new health centre in Birchwood has been held off until planning committee members visit the site. read more

• Melanie is off to the Maldives!

  A DELIGHTED bride-to-be is thanking everyone who voted for her to win a honeymoon in the Maldives. read more

• Few smiles as NHS dentist goes private

  SHOCKED NHS patients fear a dentist's decision to go private will stop people getting care. read more

• What a way to while away a dull stretch of motorway

  THE M6 is 234 miles long and a substantial part of the motorway forms the backbone of Warrington. read more

• Taken from tent, raped and murdered ... the crime that broke the nation's heart

  THE murder of Sophie Hook was dubbed the crime that broke the nation's heart. read more

• These people can be charming ... a jury needs to know

  THE father of a murdered Warrington schoolgirl believes juries in child sex abuse cases should be told if a defendant has convictions for similar offences. read more

• Dabbers tame the Bears in hard-fought encounter

  NANTWICH Town booked their place in round three of the League Challenge Cup with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Congleton on Tuesday night. read more

• Act of faith in golf event

  HOWARD Keel's celebrity golf tournament, which is staged every year at Mere, will continue despite his death. read more

• Audits will stress bosses

  A PRESSURE group in Knutsford last week criticised Government attempts to introduce stress audits in offices. read more

• Prescott scraps plans for referendum on NW assembly

  DEPUTY Prime Minister John Prescott has abandoned plans for a referendum on the creation of an elected North West Regional Assembly following last week's crushing defeat in the North East. read more

• Police put the bite on Congleton's thieves in major crackdown

  POLICE officers Carol Rayner and Lee Walker are pictured keeping a tight grip on a slippery customer. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive