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• A cracking idea for family fun

  CHILDREN at Squirrel Hayes First School took time out from lessons this week to make their own Christmas crackers. read more

• Michelle Corbett

  "MANCHESTER!" roared Maxim. "It's been too long!" Cue an explosion of light, a tsunami of sound and the return of the holy trinity of dance - Liam Howlett, Keith Flint and Maxim - for the first Prodigy gig the city has been blessed with in seven aching years. read more

• Litter is letting down our village

  OTHER people's litter is letting down Winwick say councillors, after judges of the community pride competition slammed untidy road verges. read more

• Fatal road smash sparks witness plea

  POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a 25-year-old man was killed in a road traffic collision near Little Moreton Hall at the weekend. read more

• Freemasons make a grand gesture to Christ Church

  WORK on redecorating the interior of a Padgate church can finally go ahead thanks to a generous donation from Warrington Freemasons. read more

• DEBUTS are interesting occurrences.

  With Mike Parsons read more

• 'Making us wait for repairs is rotten'

  A BEWSEY mum says it's a "disgrace" that Warrington Borough Council has failed to fix her "rotting" kitchen units after two years. read more

• Designs on promoting equality

  AN eye-catching illustration designed by primary school children is helping to promote diversity and equal rights. read more

• CAMPAIGNERS LOSE GAS PLANT FIGHT

  Protesters have lost their fight against ScottishPower's plans to build a £100million gas plant on the outskirts of Middlewich. read more

• Trees are a part of our village history

  RESIDENTS in Lymm have joined forces in their hundreds as part of a campaign to save the future of an avenue of historic trees. read more

• Youngsters are one in a million

  BUDDING young gardeners from a Great Sankey school have proved themselves to be one in a million! read more

• Protesters aim to stop plans for third time

  TWO residents from Shipbrook Road and Central Road in Rudheath have submitted 23 objections about a revised arts extension planning application from the high school. read more

• Wayne muscles in on Mr Britain title

  A MUSCULAR plasterer from Padgate has won the UK's top body-building award. read more

• Watchdog caps rise in water bills to 20 per cent

  HOUSEHOLD water bills in Warrington should not increase by more than 20 per cent over the next five years. read more

• Difficult for the disabled

  Having been away from Warrington for two years I am appalled that the facilities for the disabled have improved so little. read more

• Cyclists are the solution to congestion, not the cause

  The cycle lane along Liverpool Road West, towards the Chapel House traffic lights, has been installed where there was only one traffic lane prior to its installation. read more

• Council let baths decay

  In reply to Marcus Bronte's letter about Warrington not needing a swimming pool (Guardian, November 25). read more

• Not enough care

  I AM sick of care organisations in Warrington that claim to be caring for carers. read more

• Anti-social monsters

  I WHOLEHEARTEDLY agree with Warrington MEP Chris Davies regarding the pollution caused by 4x4s on our roads (Guardian, November 18) and also the damage caused to vehicles parked next to them by virtue of the size of the doors and the cowcatchers on the front of them. read more

• Witness appeal after car smashed into house wall

  POLICE are appealing for witnesses to a road traffic collision in which a car smashed into a house in Congleton. read more

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