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• Nearly new sale for mums

  A CHARITY is giving mums and dads the opportunity to kit out their new babies in nearly new clothes at a sale in Wilderspool. read more

• Benny back to front

  WHAT an asset a player would be if he could perform in any position on a Super League pitch. read more

• Under pressure

  PRESSURE points are at stake in the first home game of Engage Super League X and Warrington Wolves have prepared accordingly. read more

• Baby clothes at knock-down prices

  A sale of nearly new clothes, equipment and toys for babies, toddlers and children aged up to six will take place on Saturday, March 5, in St John's UR Church, Wilderspool Causeway, between noon and 2pm. The venue is on bus routes 5 and 9, with additional parking at the Causeway Pub. read more

• Stan Townsend previews this weekend's round of Northern Rail Cup fixtures...

  FRIDAY - BLACKPOOL PANTHERS v SWINTON LIONS: AUSTRALIAN centre Glen Godbee and former Great Britain international prop Steve Molloy are virtually ruled out of Coach Mark Lee's plans for the Northern Rail Cup game against Swinton at Bloomfield Road. read more

• Tasty tie with Everton

  WARRINGTON Town have been handed a dream draw with Everton in the semi-finals of the Liverpool Senior Cup. read more

• Knocked over - fat chance!

  COUNCILLOR Silvester's concerns for anyone to be injured crossing on the humps on Nantwich Road are unfounded, as the traffic has actually to be moving! read more

• Lake fountain protests seemed to bring out the publicity seekers

  FURTHER to your recent article in the Guardian titled 'Stench of Failure'. read more

• Why build a road that makes congestion worse?

  REFERRING to your headline article of January 27 in which Councillor Moran is quoted as saying "The Speed Limit Review Panel was applying to increase the speed from 30mph to 40mph, which I think is absolutely ridiculous". read more

• Tasty tie with Everton

  WARRINGTON Town have been handed a dream draw with Everton in the semi-finals of the Liverpool Senior Cup. read more

• The road to prosperity

  SOUTH Cheshire Chamber has identified Crewe's new link road University Way as a potentially major factor in the growth and prosperity of the area. read more

• Asleep to danger

  A BURGLAR sneaked into a house in Crewe and stole goods from the lounge and bedroom as the occupant slept on the settee. read more

• Stay positive says Gleeson

  MARTIN Gleeson's message this week is not to be too downhearted about Wolves' defeat to the Broncos. read more

• Issues in defence

  London Broncos 28 read more

• No capital gains

  London Broncos 28 read more

• Students set to Samba for competition

  CHILDREN from Sir Thomas Boteler High School in Latchford are preparing to compete in a national youth music competition next month. read more

• Annie's Chippy is flavour of the month at community centre

  AFTER almost two years without a takeaway, the wait is finally over for fish and chip lovers in Dallam. read more

• Forum 'in limbo' for 'spiteful reasons'

  THE newly re-elected leader of Fairfield and Howley Ward Forum says that the group is being marginalised for "spiteful and vindictive" reasons. read more

• Great big bear hugs!

  THERE were bear hugs galore when youngsters at a Latchford primary school enjoyed a fun teddy bear's picnic. read more

• Cafe to open for Fairtrade

  THE long awaited Fairtrade caf, based in the meeting room at Christ Church, in Padgate, will finally open its doors to the public on Monday, February 21, at 8.45am. read more

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