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Cheshire Archive

• Celebration as Black are back

  TOP tribute Black Celebration are back in the Limelight to play Depeche Mode's greatest hits on Wednesday night. read more

• Red letter day

  BASFORD residents travelled to the House of Commons on Monday to issue Gwyneth Dunwoody MP with 4,500 letters opposing the development of warehouses in the village. read more

• Police prepare to keep the peace

  POLICE in Crewe are preparing themselves for two 'flashpoint' football fixtures at the Alex's Gresty Road ground. read more

• Registration evening

  NORTHWICH Cricket Club are holding a registration evening on Monday, March 22 for all current and prospective players. read more

• Police should be made to stick to a budget just like everyine else

  LAST year on seeing the increase in Council Tax I wrote to complain. read more

• Rents rip-off?

  A HOUSING trust in Crewe and Nantwich has been accused of deceiving tenants about rent rises. read more

• It's a job well done for centre campaigners

  CAMPAIGNERS are claiming a victory for people power in Nantwich after the town's job centre was saved from closure. read more

• Cup kings make their third final

  CREWE FC are into the final of the Crewe Cup for the third successive season after a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Alsager Faculty. read more

• Time and motion

  PUPILS danced through the decades to sell-out audiences at SS Peter and Paul Catholic High School, Widnes. read more

• It's a job well done for centre campaigners

  CAMPAIGNERS are claiming a victory for people power in Nantwich after the town's job centre was saved from closure. read more

• Top seven finish is still the target despite Skem defeat

  NANTWICH Town player-manager Nigel Gleghorn is refusing to write off this season despite a costly 2-0 defeat at home to Skelmersdale United. read more

• Stiff Little Fingers, Liverpool Carling Academy

  IMAGINE the embarrassment. You're pogoing away like a lunatic at the front, having a great time and shouting for Tin Soldiers, only for Fingers front man Jake Burns to cast you a withering glance and say: "We opened with Tin Soldiers. That'll teach you to stay in the pub 10 minutes too long." read more

• Police office trades places

  KNUTSFORD has lost its second town centre policeman in less than a year. read more

• The Big finale

  THE long awaited and much anticipated final episode of the last ever series of Sex and the City is upon us. read more

• Train factory survives

  TRAIN manufacturer Bombardier Transportation has announced 91 jobs will go at its Crewe site. read more

• Witness and victim help

  THE police and the Crown Prosecution Service have come together in Cheshire to form a new unit to meet the needs of victims and witnesses to crime. read more

• Starship ready to take off

  JEFFERSON Starship land at the Limelight on Monday, some 35 years on from their successful debut. read more

• Mona Lisa Smile (12A)

  ART history professor Katherine Watson (Julia Roberts) tries to convince her wealthy and intelligent female students that there is more to life than getting married in this slow but watchable story. read more

• Ordinary boys in an extraordinary tour

  NME Britpack tour preview by Christian Ewen read more

• Not one to brag Billy's a hero

  MUCH has been made over the past few weeks about it being the 20th anniversary of the miners' strike, one of the defining and most tumultuous times in this country's recent history. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive