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• Cash prize chance for art student Chris

  A £10,000 cash prize could await an art student from Latchford, who has made it to the semi-final of a televised national art competition out of 400 regional hopefuls. read more

• Corsican challenge

  TWO brothers, born and bred in Lathcford, have completed a 120-mile expedition across the high mountains of Corsica in a joint effort. read more

• Children hit back at vandals who ruined school's hard work

  CHILDREN from a Bewsey school whose new garden was smashed up have hit out against the vandals who caused the destruction. read more

• Loos to be demolished

  THE public toilets at Verdin Park will be kept locked over the winter months and demolished next year, in a decision made by Northwich Town Council. read more

• CROSSROADS Caring for Carers holds its autumn fair on Saturday, November 13, at 1.30pm at St Oswald'

  Attractions include a raffle and a variety of stalls.Tickets are 50p and include light refreshments. read more

• A REUNION will be held for draymen who worked at Greenalls later this month.

  The reunion takes place on Friday, November 19, at 8pm at the Conservative Club on Dial Street. For more information call Harold Martin on 07810 634497. read more

• SHOPPERS at Hatter's Row were treated to some musical sounds with a difference thanks to a piano per

  Brian, who is the keyboard player with the Andy Prior Big Band, will visit the shopping precinct regularly over the next few weeks. read more

• Bowling green

  CROFT parish councillors have given the village's bowling association permission to use the bowling green on Wednesday evenings for a ladies team. read more

• £1,000 for parish news

  PARISH councillors in Culcheth have agreed to pay Warrington news service Orbit £1,000 to carry reports of their news. read more

• ALL OVER AFTER 12 MINUTES

  CREWE crashed to their third straight league defeat with early catastrophe against Sheffield United last Friday night. read more

• 4,000 children need a place to call home

  In National Adoption Week (November 1 to 7), reporter Jenni Carroll examines the process and talks to a couple who have adopted. read more

• The art of friendship is taken as read

  FORMER school friends Nick Cooper and David Finney have joined forces to publish their own children's storybook. read more

• Sports digests

  Paying the price for early lapses read more

• Lawless breaks mould of defeats

  Widnes St Maries 18 read more

• Hey's in fine form ahead of world shot

  WARRINGTON'S Michelle Hey is once again queen of the mat. read more

• Archer's back in the swing with the Europe set

  BIRCHWOOD Golf Club professional Phil Archer has qualified for the prestigious 2005 European Tour. read more

• Coming soon - premier sports awards

  WARRINGTON Sports Personality Awards 2004 is on its way. read more

• Warrington Wizards to play at Wilderspool Stadium next year

  SUCCESSFUL Warrington Woolston Rovers are re-launching with a new identity in time for pre-season training to start. read more

• Hundreds show their support for campaign

  HUNDREDS of people came to Warrington town centre on Saturday for a day of road safety awareness. read more

• Fit for a queen! Note to dairy: remember to rent the original first

  The Princess Diaries 2, (U) read more

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