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Cheshire Archive

• New headteacher ready for a vibrant challenge at The Grange

  A NEW headteacher has been appointed at the Grange School in Hartford. read more

• Project work set to start

  YOUNGSTERS in Moulton have been urged to pass on the message about a new area to be built just for them. read more

• Police reverse decision over ASBO photograph

  POLICE have decided to release the photograph of a 15-year-old who was made the subject of an Anti-Social Behaviour Order. read more

• Guide does her best to help the Mexicans

  A HARTFORD Guide is determined to raise more than £1,500 so she can join others from across the globe to help people in Mexico. read more

• Green grounds to refuse wind farm

  A PROPOSAL to build a wind farm in Tarporley should be refused on environmental grounds, according to Eddisbury MP Stephen O'Brien. read more

• Cadets strike for five-a-side glory

  WINSFORD and Middlewich Sea Cadets have had a successful start to 2005 after they won a district five-a-side football competition. read more

• A MULTI-STOREY car park in Winsford has been slammed as 'potentially deadly' after emergency exits w

  An officer from Winsford Fire Station visited the car park off The Drumber in Winsford town centre on Monday afternoon and discovered the emergency exits locked with a padlock and chain. read more

• TOWN CAR PARK COULD BE DEADLY IF A FIRE STARTED

  A MULTI-STOREY car park in Winsford has been slammed as 'potentially deadly' after emergency exits were found to be locked. read more

• Every child's nightmare

  FORMER BBC war reporter Martin Bell, who served the people of Knutsford as their MP for four years, spent five days in Sri Lanka and witnessed the devastation of the Asian tsunami for himself. read more

• Support for appeal fund

  TOWN councillors have pledged their support for the mayor's tsunami appeal by making various fundraising suggestions. read more

• Help us stop flouting of the fouling laws

  MORE dog waste bins have been called for to deal with the increasing problem of dog fouling on Winsford's streets. read more

• Shakey start costs the Egerton U8s dearly

  Witton U8 4 Egerton U8 0 read more

• Tatton Eagles U8s 2 Winnington A U8s 1

  The Eagles battled courageously from the outset. An early lead was established when Sam Holah slotted the ball calmly past the Winnington goalkeeper following excellent link play from Jacob Potts and Angus Kitcher. read more

• Witton U8 1 Egerton U8 1

  Egerton started strongly against an equally matched team. Christopher Corteen-Allen played well in midfield alongside Bradley Berry who kept the opposition at bay with some strong tackles. read more

• Council Tax rise

  WINSFORD Town Council has revealed its draft budget for 2005/6 with charities and organisations set to benefit. read more

• Patch up job will not solve problem

  RESIDENTS in Wharton are calling for a permanent solution to a long running problem of poorly maintained road surfaces. read more

• Comments are rubbish

  CLAIMS that Winsford is turning into a 'black bin bag' town have been refuted by a Vale Royal borough councillor. read more

• Susan serves up the write stuff in Your magazine

  A WINSFORD writing enthusiast has had one of her articles published in a national magazine and hopes it will be the first of many successes. read more

• Second festival date will be a knockout

  THIS year's Winsford Town Festival is set to be the biggest yet after organisers announced an extra day of entertainment will be on offer. read more

• Parish precept set to rise

  THE 2005/6 precept in Barnton could increase by around five per cent, although final figures have not been confirmed yet. read more

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