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Cheshire Archive

• Fly over base

  YES, the flight paths have been changed (Guardian, January 22). Planes can now fly over Sankey, Penketh, and Warrington, now that the military airbase Burtonwood has closed. When it was in operation they could not fly anywhere near the base. read more

• PLEASE LEAVE THE BAD GUYS TO US

  POLICE have appealed for restraint as fears grow that a vigilante group is set to become active in Winsford. read more

• Plea for action on peril roundabout

  I WOULD like to raise a major concern regarding the safety of road users who come across the mini roundabout at the Islands Brow end of Hinckley Road. As a resident using this roundabout daily I have come to learn that each time you use it you get that bit closer to an accident. read more

• Rugby player dies after fall down stairs

  A PARALYSED Northwich man awaiting an operation that could have got him back on his feet has died. read more

• Bus cuts will leave thousands stranded

  PLANS to cut evening bus services in Vale Royal will affect thousands of people, according to new figures. read more

• Geoff's on his bike for Vietnam trek

  AN adventurous accountancy lecturer is to cycle the length of Vietnam in a week, to raise thousands of pounds for charity. read more

• Green grant for pathway

  A NEGLECTED pathway which runs through Woolston is to benefit from a £25,000 grant from Landfill Tax Credits. read more

• Probe after council gives go-ahead

  for trees to be felled read more

• Costello looking to be another Elvis

  THE future's looking bright for a Woolston singer, songwriter and musician, who has already written and recorded two albums of original material from his own bedroom. read more

• Town council stalwart Arthur calls it a day

  THE year was 1976 when Arthur Neil joined Northwich Town Council to start his career in local government. read more

• Honourable member for Bruche Primary

  A GROUP of students at Bruche Primary School are climbing onto the first rung of the political career ladder after they were elected to stand as pupil representatives. read more

• Lions' luck tells in poor display

  Crewe...1 Millwall...2 read more

• SWIM SHOCKER

  YOUNGSTERS wanting to learn to swim could be forced to wait years before getting the chance. read more

• Let's treasure our real gem...Sherdley Park

  LET'S be frank, St Helens is an industrial town, not noted for its beauty. read more

• Have our views on post office been ignored?

  I AM writing to agree with the points raised by J B Earnshaw about the closure of Wargrave Post Office (Dear Star, January 22). read more

• Our wonderful Angels

  I WOULD just like to say how wonderful and helpful the staff on Garton Ward, St Helens Hospital are. My mother has just had her knee replaced and she couldn't have paid for better care. The nursing staff deserve the highest level of praise given their difficult job. Thank you from all the family read more

• Doesn't sound bright!

  WITH reference to the post office closures (Star, January 8). read more

• Don't choose booze

  SO the powers that rule St Helens have finally found a way to attract visitors to the town, by offering to fill them up with booze (Star, January 29). read more

• Poppy pilgrimage

  EACH year the Lancs & Yorks Historical Society organise a Pilgrimage Tour to the First World War Battle areas of France and Flanders. read more

• What a great bunch!

  THROUGH your column the Rotary Club of St Helens very much wish to thank the local St Helens Safeway Supermarket staff and customers, Morrisons Supermarkets staff and customers and staff and residents of St Helens YMCA for their invaluable help in making the Bag Pack fundraising event held before Christmas such a great success. read more

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