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Cheshire Archive

• Deserved to win

  I was more than pleased to see that Kerry had won I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here. read more

• Quiz night

  A QUIZ night is being held at St Elphin's Community Centre on Friday, February 27. read more

• Leaflet gives heritage details

  WORK has begun on a leaflet, giving details of the Howley Heritage Trail, which is being produced by community volunteers. read more

• Free light bulbs on offer, if you are on benefits

  RESIDENTS in Fairfield and Howley who are receiving benefits can claim four free energy-saving light bulbs in a one-off promotion next week. read more

• Path closure

  ONE of the footpaths running through Old Hall, alongside Sankey Brook, will be closed from Monday, February 23. read more

• Move to new venue perks up coffee club

  A COMMUNTY club in Latchford is on the move again after its former premises were shut down and the building its members were moved to was found to be unsuitable. read more

• Net a place on library courses

  FREE Internet courses with tutors from Warrington Collegiate are running at Westbrook and Burtonwood libraries. read more

• Family enjoys a golden get-together

  A GOLDEN couple celebrated 50 years of marriage at the Riverbank nursing home in Howley, with all four generations of their family. read more

• Deborah scoops media honour

  AN Old Hall student has earned an international media award for her 'moving toy mechanisms' work at Staffordshire University. read more

• Derelict flats being demolished at last

  DERELICT apartment blocks in Dallam are finally being razed to the ground - and it is hoped that their destruction will pave the way for regeneration. read more

• Revamp close to completion

  WINWICK parish councillors are hoping that all the refurbishment work at the village leisure centre, on Myddleton Lane, will be completed by the end of next month. read more

• Plans in place for monthly art exhibition

  AN art exhibition that was held in Burtonwood at the beginning of this month has proved so successful that organisers are hoping to make it a monthly event. read more

• We want our bollards back, say pedestrians

  THE ongoing problems at Callands Shopping Centre are getting worse, with broken paving stones causing extra headaches for pedestrians. read more

• Unhealthy food has had its chips

  A SCHOOL chef, who has been cooking up healthy treats for children in Burtonwood for the past three years, has had a busy few days. read more

• All welcome at residents' AGM

  THE Whitecross Residents' Association is holding its annual general meeting next month and residents are invited to get involved in electing the new committee. read more

• Scully's winning ambition

  SAINTS' skipper Paul Sculthorpe is aiming to mark his first competitive game as club skipper with a victory over the man who brought him to Knowsley Road. read more

• New era for club with stadium move

  In relation to a supporters' club bar at our new stadium, maybe in keeping with the Touchdown Club at Wilderspool, I am certain that our chief executive Mr Gatcliffe and the directors at our club will look into such a matter even at this late stage. read more

• Illegally parked cars cause chaos for delivery drivers

  I AM a van driver who has drawn the short straw among our drivers (none of who want to do it) so I have to deliver to our outlet in Warrington. read more

• We need MPs that reflect views of their constituents

  WELL said John Ramsdale re the abstention by MP Helen Jones on tuition fees (Points of View, February 5). read more

• Soccer heroes spotted

  A HOST of sporting memories surfaced following publication of a 1935 photo (this page, February 5) showing Manchester United defensive legend Bill Foulkes as an infant, posing with the five-trophy Nutgrove Athletic team. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive