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On this day: Cheshire Archive

Cheshire Archive

• It's Jez the ticket

  BIDDULPH Folk Club favourite Jez Lowe returns on Thursday, November 18, with a show at the Biddulph Arms. read more

• The future's bright

  FOR the first time in more than a decade Moulton residents will enjoy a colourful spectacle in the village after plans to erect a Christmas tree on the village green won the go-ahead. read more

• Centre sets standard for the continent

  A MID Cheshire call centre is proud to be the most culturally advanced in Europe after scooping a prestigious award. read more

• Village waits to see what the future holds for its residents

  MONTHS of hard work, planning and research are about to reach fruition as Moulton Parish Council prepares to launch the village's parish plan. read more

• Top pianist shows off his roots

  WORLD class pianist Martin Roscoe is returning to his roots to perform at The Brindley at 7.30pm on Friday, November 26. read more

• Site helps clients to compare

  COMPANIES in Northwich will be open to inspection by members of the public thanks to a new EU website. read more

• Ideal for the home

  INSPIRATIONAL ideas to decorate your home with fresh flowers at Christmas will be given at an exciting festive show. read more

• Crewe in the 20th century

  LOCAL historian Howard Curran takes a look at the ups and downs of the town over the last 100 years. read more

• Borough's sex education is booming

  SEXUAL health training for teachers, doctors and youth workers has been working well in Widnes. read more

• And the spiritualists said... let there be light

  A CONGREGATION at a spiritualist church in Widnes have finally seen the light thanks to brand new windows! read more

• Guest finds firm's not Poles apart

  A NORTHWICH based IT consultancy firm has played host to a visitor from Poland who wants to learn more about the industry. read more

• FAULTY WATCH STOPPED US PAYING RESPECT

  DOZENS of people missed the chance to pay their respects to those who died in wars - because organisers of a service got the time wrong. read more

• Original creations

  MORE than 300 original works feature in Congleton Art Society's annual exhibition. read more

• Creative skills

  YOUNGSTERS at Wimboldsley Primary School showed their creative skills when they took part in two work shops with professional artist Sarah Gallagher last week. read more

• Misery's fearful spell

  I SAT on the edge of my seat, hidden behind my press pack whilst watching Misery. read more

• New learning area

  PUPILS at Cledford Infant and Nursery School will have a new outside learning area once building work is completed this week. read more

• Centre takes to streets to help youths

  A PROJECT has been launched at the Winsford Centre that will offer friendship and advice to young people who spend their evenings on the streets. read more

• Police appeal after post snatch

  POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a thief stole redeemable vouchers from a postman's bag as he conducted his round in Winsford. read more

• Tax claims warning after conman uses mum's name

  A WINSFORD mother who believes someone is using her personal details to claim tax credit is warning other people to be on their guard. read more

• Crackdown is a success

  WINSFORD Community Action Team (CAT) is celebrating its success in stamping out bad behaviour on Bonfire Night. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive