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Cheshire Archive

• Olivia to lead fete

  YOUNG royals are eager to take their place in the Hartford Young NSPCC Rose Fete now this year's queen and retinue have been chosen. read more

• It's tree time for the mayor

  TREES were planted at a Hartford nursery in tribute to victims of the tsunami and to kick off a constructive fundraising appeal. read more

• School children get swept away by history

  CHILDREN from Wincham Primary School took a step back in time on a visit to Northwich Salt Museum when they met Samuel Pepys and his maid, Jane. read more

• A SUPER CENTRE PLAN FOR THE TOWN

  AN AMBITIOUS bid to improve medical facilities in Middlewich has been revealed by Central Cheshire Primary Care Trust as part of plans to develop nine medical centres across the county. read more

• Council should not make light of the issue

  A MIDDLEWICH town councillor is urging Cheshire County Council to be a better role model when it comes to being energy efficient. read more

• RIVAL THREAT

  WINSFORD United manager Dave Twite believes his side have enough quality to win promotion to North West Counties Division One. read more

• No panic as supermarkets deal with food scare

  THE recent re-call of more than 350 products because of fears over a dye included in the food has meant extra work for supermarket staff in the area but caused little disruption to customers. read more

• Guardian offices from times gone by

  CONTINUING from my previous article on the history of the Guardian publications, the success of the Winsford edition in 1860 paved the way for a series expansion which saw three further editions released over the following two years. read more

• Crazy prizes

  HALF term started with style on Saturday, February 12, as the Warrington Guardian, Tesco and The Crazy Bears handed out prizes to Warrington children. read more

• Charity clothes collectors are making money

  CHARITY givers are being fooled by appeals to donate clothes to developing countries, Warrington Trading Standards have warned. read more

• 'Risley to Paris' trek raises £1,000

  Inmates and staff at Risley Prison raised £1,065 for Cancer Reasearch. read more

• Celebrations back home

  YOUNG people from across Warrington teamed up with ethnic minority groups for a special event funded by the National Lottery heritage fund last week. read more

• Trek chance

  DISABILITY charity John Grooms is offering readers the chance to climb Snowdon to help raise vital funds for the charity. read more

• Club hail top sailors

  ON Saturday, February 19, Winsford Flash Sailing Club held their annual prize giving for the 2004 season. read more

• They can't keep up with Jones

  CUDDINGTON-based long distance athlete Bernie Jones is making 2005 his golden year. read more

• Bill came alive when he boxed

  A LIFELONG passion for boxing characterised the life of a Lostock man, which his proud son wanted to share with Market Place readers. read more

• MOULTON WI

  THE group celebrated its 29th birthday at the February meeting. read more

• Theatre acts on smoke-free trend

  SMOKING is to be banned during productions at Knutsford Little Theatre. read more

• Mum-of-two puts her best foot forward for charity and a healthy start for school

  A WARRINGTON mother-of-two is to join long-distance walker Karen Churches and participate in the Kellog's Corn Flakes Great Walk 2005. read more

• Taxing time for Knutsford councils

  KNUTSFORD'S ruling authority last week agreed to set one of its lowest ever council tax rises. read more

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