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• Below par, but Crewe power was still enough

  CREWE and Nantwich RUFC got away with an under-par performance in a 25-10 success at Birchfield. read more

• Expansion concerns

  WESTBROOK councillor David Earl is to write to Asda's chief executive about its proposed expansion plans for Westbrook. read more

• Volunteers get stuck in

  WILLING volunteers are invited to Burtonwood's Nature Park on Saturday, to help clear shrub land. read more

• A village prepares to celebrate

  THE year was 1605. King James 1 was on the throne and in November the Gunpowder Plot almost brought down Parliament. read more

• The look of 2005

  WARRINGTON Wolves' striking home and away jerseys for next season are unveiled by star players Lee Briers and Toa Kohe-Love. read more

• Wilshere's Wolves career over before it got going

  WARRINGTON Wolves are to release winger John Wilshere on medical grounds and move back within the wage boundaries set by the Rugby Football League. read more

• What's Church About Then?

  ELMWOOD Avenue United Reform Church will hold an open and relaxed forum entitled What's Church About Then? next Wednesday, November 24, at 7.30pm. read more

• Extension plan leads to council site visit

  PLANNING committee members have voted to visit the site of a proposed two-storey side extension at 82 Oban Grove, Fearnhead, before making a decision on whether it should be approved. read more

• Hymns raise funds

  CHILDREN at an Orford primary school proved they are in good voice when they sang 20 hymns in one hour to raise cash for school funds. read more

• Town cup shot

  A HEARTBREAKING 119th minute winner in a fantastic tie knocked Warrington Town out of the UniBond Challenge Cup on Tuesday night. read more

• Church donation

  A WINWICK church is to benefit from a parish council donation. read more

• Councillor surgery

  WESTBROOK borough councillor David Earl will be holding a surgery at Westbrook Library on Saturday, November 20, from 11am until noon. read more

• Village auction

  THE annual Burtonwood auction, which took place in October, raised £1,715 for St Michael's parish. read more

• Gardening girl Faye's allotment is a mini-marvel

  KEEN vegetable grower Faye Mason has won a top prize for her allotment at Brookfield Park. read more

• There's no room for improvement with hotel boss Steven

  NANTWICH hotel manager Steven Ogden is celebrating after winning a prestigious award in the region's tourism 'oscars'. read more

• Murder trial opens

  ANOTHER man has gone on trial accused of playing a part in the gangland killing of Nantwich market trader Brian Waters. read more

• Time to honour Pete

  I want to dedicate this week's column to Pete McCarthy, who died last month aged 51. read more

• Carp go off the feed at Grey Mist

  SPORT on the Bridgewater Canal was dire for Warrington Anglers' Association's Winter League match on Saturday. read more

• A holistic approach

  The Rev Stephen Kingsnorth is the borough minister who runs the project. He comments: "In the past, voluntary organisations in Warrington have, in some cases, struggled to find a representative from the faith community to have an input into their activities. The aim of the Warrington Borough Ministry is to ensure that all of these groups have access to support and information on faith matters, when they need it." read more

• Modest Mouse,

  Mancheseter Academy 2 read more

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