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Cheshire Archive

• Why is intruder still at large?

  MINUTES before a violent woman burst into a Runcorn school, she brandished a knife on a bus, frightening passengers, writes Barbara Jordan. read more

• All stations go for new study centre

  COMMUTERS and computers are in the Zone following the refurbishment of a historic Northwich landmark. read more

• Health trust is given £1.3m rescue funds

  HEALTH chiefs have this week agreed to hand out a £1.3 million rescue package to the trust which manages Northwich's Victoria Infirmary and Leighton Hospital, Crewe. read more

• Join the Queen's big day

  PEOPLE in mid Cheshire born on April 21, 1926, have been invited to join in Her Majesty the Queen's 80th birthday celebrations. read more

• Two incinerators - that's simply a load of rubbish

  CHESHIRE County Council has moved swiftly to rubbish reports that it could build more than one incinerator to burn waste. read more

• Firm can make your wedding lovely jubbly

  TRADITIONAL weddings may soon be a thing of the past in mid Cheshire according to one businessman who specialises in novelty cars. read more

• Lynne has a dream

  A WINSFORD woman has been given advice on how to fulfill her ambition of running a successful business while raising a family. read more

• Award for work abroad

  BUILDING up overseas trade has left a successful Halton company walking tall this week. read more

• HENKEL JOBS AXED

  IT will be an unhappy Christmas for employees at a Winsford company who face the prospect of being made redundant on New Year's Eve. read more

• This is why we need gas plants here

  Amid tumbling temperatures and soaring gas prices, residents in mid Cheshire remain in the dark over whether their lights will go out this winter. read more

• Family call for inquiry after trial collapses

  A WINSFORD family are demanding an investigation into the conduct of a judge at a trial into allegations that three young girls had been sexually assaulted. read more

• Let us have a say on litter bins

  THE chairman of a residents' association is appealing for the people of Winsford to be allowed to decide where 60 new litter bins should be placed. read more

• Bra-wearing pervert exposed himself to girls

  POLICE are appealing for information after a man wearing just a bra exposed himself to three young girls in Winsford. read more

• Arrests made during patrols

  IT was business as usual for police during the first weekend under new licensing laws. read more

• Asian tsunami victim's inquest to be resumed

  THE inquest into the death of a Whitegate businessman who died in the Asian tsunami on Boxing Day is due to resume on Monday in London. read more

• A first for nurse practitioner Julie

  A NORTHWICH medical practice is pioneering a new way of dealing with minor illnesses. read more

• Jack the Ripper comparsion was 'inappropriate'

  A THIEF who stole from his employer has failed in a bid to clear his name after a judge inadvertently compared him to Jack the Ripper. read more

• Shortage fears for flu jabs

  VULNERABLE groups in mid Cheshire could miss out on flu jabs after health bosses admitted they were unable to guarantee vaccine supplies. read more

• Drinks laws fears prove unfounded

  FEARS that anti-social behaviour in Northwich would increase in the light of new licensing laws remained unfounded this weekend. read more

• Mother Christmas stands in

  SANTA is so busy, he's sending a substitute to Runcorn this week! read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive