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On this day: Cheshire Archive

Cheshire Archive

• Runcorn Apec Taxis Darts League

  SECTION four leaders Halfway Mixed remain unbeaten following their 6/3 win against Egerton. read more

• Joan and June fight off the effects of 'flu

  WHEN it comes to keeping healthy, Joan Devereux and June Kindon know a thing or two. read more

• Charity in Jacob's memory gets a Halloween boost

  HALLOWEEN fun has helped boost the funds of one of the town's newest charities, which was set up in memory of a special little boy. read more

• More bobbies may return to beat

  A DRAMATIC restructure of policing across Vale Royal is set to see more bobbies on the beat in a bid to boost public confidence in the force. read more

• More bobbies may return to beat

  A DRAMATIC restructure of policing across Vale Royal is set to see more bobbies on the beat in a bid to boost public confidence in the force. read more

• Joan and June fight off the effects of 'flu

  WHEN it comes to keeping healthy, Joan Devereux and June Kindon know a thing or two. read more

• Council tackles the hot issues in Stockton Heath

  DURING the past year Stockton Heath Parish Council discussed and acted upon many projects for the benefit of residents. read more

• Making a difference to some little treasures

  VOLUNTEERS from Warrington Round Table and Barclays have transformed an Evelyn Street nursery. read more

• Big Ed gets big response

  THE BIG Ed campaign has been swamped with responses to the educational debate. read more

• Care and repair at Gateway

  OLDER people on low incomes or with a disability, who need home improvements, will be able to get it from Warrington's new Gateway centre. read more

• Charity in Jacob's memory gets a Halloween boost

  HALLOWEEN fun has helped boost the funds of one of the town's newest charities, which was set up in memory of a special little boy. read more

• Silent tribute...

  HUNDREDS gathered on Sunday to pay their respects to war veterans and remember those serving in conflicts around the world. Wreaths were laid and prayers said for members of the forces, past and present. read more

• BENEFITS CHEAT FACES PRISON

  A BENEFITS cheat is likely to be sent to prison after being found guilty of 'cold-blooded' fraud at a cost of £60,000 to taxpayers. read more

• A Knutsford shop will stay open until 6.30pm on Wednesday next week so youngsters can meet Father Ch

  For £2.50 little ones will be able to visit Santa at The Children's Adventure Farm Shop in Canute Square. read more

• More bobbies may return to beat

  A DRAMATIC restructure of policing across Vale Royal is set to see more bobbies on the beat in a bid to boost public confidence in the force. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive