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Cheshire Archive

• Kill Bill: Vol 2 (18)

  IT is not easy to make two films that merge western, Hollywood action, kung fu and comic book genres, with a good bit of comedy thrown in for larks. read more

• The Soul Sessions, Joss Stone

  JOSS Stone is a sensation that anyone interested in fantastic soul music should investigate. read more

• Scissor Sisters,Scissor Sisters

  SINCE the release of their self-titled debut album early in the year, Scissor Sisters' star has been on the rise. read more

• Man, 31, comes off bike

  A MOTORCYCLIST came off his bike on a slip road near to Runcorn bus depot on Sunday at around 1pm. read more

• Recycling scheme is 'an absolute disaster'

  RECYCLING rates in Northwich are on the way to becoming some of the best in the country, according to the borough council. read more

• Recycling scheme is 'an absolute disaster'

  CLR Brian Lloyd, Vale Royal Borough Council's Labour leader, has described the start of the new kerbside recycling scheme as 'an absolute disaster' and said rats could become an increasing problem. read more

• Duran Duran, Manchester Evening News Arena

  I WAS 10-years-old when Duran Duran graced my bedroom walls in the form of various centre folds, and much too young to attend any of their concerts. read more

• The Illegal Eagles, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall

  IT was all multi-layered harmonies, multi-layered guitars and multi-layered hairstyles last weekend when The Eagles flew into town. read more

• Amy Winehouse, Liverpool Academy

  I HAVE to admit to being slightly underwhelmed by Winehouse's debut album Frank. read more

• Phone and cards stolen

  A MOBILE phone and bank cards were stolen during a burglary at a house on Norlands Lane in Widnes on Sunday. read more

• Back from the dead! Blithe Spirit returns to Players

  CULCHETH Players are currently rehearsing Noel Coward's classic comedy Blithe Spirit. read more

• Faded Seaside Glamour, The Delays

  NOT being a fan of the jingly-jangly style of bands like The Byrds, I wasn't too taken with the Faded Seaside Glamour. read more

• Musicology, Prince

  SO, the artist originally known as Prince, and then more recently known as The Artist Formerly Known As Prince, can now, I suppose, be referred to as the artist formerly known as The Artist Formerly Known As Prince, having finally ditched all that Symbol malarkey and reverted to his original name. read more

• The King of Comedy (PG)

  MARTIN Scorsese was 20 years ahead of the game when he made this biting satire of fame. read more

• Gothika (15)

  DESPITE an all star cast featuring Halle Berry, Robert Downey Jnr and Penelope Cruz, this supernatural horror/thriller is run of the mill stuff and pretty disappointing. read more

• Britney's a slave to success

  REPORTS of the demise of Britney Spears seem to have been greatly exaggerated. read more

• Big mouth strikes again

  MORRISSEY'S first ever outdoor hometown gig has won top billing at this summer's Move Festival at Old Trafford. read more

• Orb take a ride from record breaking to chill out north west

  PIONEERS of the chill-out genre The Orb are bringing their experimental live set to the north west. read more

• 'Measures in place' to help congestion at Thelwall Viaduct

  MEASURES are being put in place to tackle the congestion problem caused by major roadworks on the Thelwall Viaduct. read more

• Victoria gives village some food for thought

  WHEN councillors get letters landing on their doorsteps, it is not unusual for it to be from villagers objecting to a housing development or a community issue. read more

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