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On this day: Cheshire Archive

Cheshire Archive

• December 13 - 16

  ANDERTON with MARBURY - Conservatory at Uplands Farm, Uplands Road, Anderton for N Wright. read more

• Revellers could have put lives at risk

  HIGH spirited revellers could have put lives at risk through an early morning prank. read more

• Check sheds for signs of missing pensioner

  PEOPLE are being urged to check their sheds and outhouses for signs a missing Widnes pensioner has being staying there. read more

• It's time to say goodbye

  This is my last-ever Papercuts column. I'm off to pastures new - in January I become editor of the Guardian's sister paper, the Runcorn and Widnes World. read more

• AT this time of year it is traditional to reflect on the comings and goings of the past 12 months.

  With Dave Lawrenson read more

• THE year of 2004 has been a good one for striking sporting moments and to pick out one, above all th

  With Mike Parsons read more

• Revenge missions

  WARRINGTON Town start the New Year with two revenge missions and then a cup clash against a side managed by an old friend. read more

• Proud dad pays tribute to soldier son

  A PROUD dad has paid tribute to his high-flying army son who is just a few weeks away from his final tour of duty. read more

• Third award in a row leaves truck stop flushed with success

  THE Poplar 2000 truck stop in Lymm has earned honours in the Loo of the Year competition, winning the award for the third year in a row. read more

• Pair in court over attack

  TWO men have appeared in court following an attack that left a man unconscious. read more

• Gang of six arrested in dawn raids

  A GANG of six men were arrested in dawn raids, on suspicion of violent disorder, wounding and drug dealing. read more

• AID FOR ASIA

  THE season of goodwill is alive and well in Warrington, with fundraisers joining together to help the victims of the devastating Asian earthquake. read more

• TAKE PART IN TSUNAMI SILENCE

  THE Mayor of Warrington, Clr Ted Lafferty, will lead a three minute silence across the borough in remembrance of the Asian Tsunami victims. read more

• PREDICTIONS flutter to the ground like snowflakes at the start of every year and, all too soon, they

  That said, I am tempted to join the current championing of the finest band Manchester has produced since Frank Sidebottom's 'Cor Blimey Big Band ... Doves! read more

• Week ending December 24

  Single-storey temporary office building at Oaklands Medical Centre, St Ann's Walk for Central Cheshire Primary Care Trust. read more

• Thumbs up for three storey homes that are 'like acne on Woolston's landscape'

  BLUEPRINTS to build three-storey homes in Woolston have been approved with conditions by planning chiefs, despite objections from residents. read more

• Man glassed in face in Victoria Square

  A MAN was glassed in the face while he was in the Vue Bar, Victoria Square, Widnes. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive