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Cheshire Archive

• Pubs helped to fill in 24-hour forms

  ROADSHOWS have been organised to help members of the pub and club trade battle through complicated applications for new licences, which could enable them to open for 24-hour drinking. read more

• Plans for education centre are step closer

  PLANS to build a flagship centre of education in Winsford are well under way with much of the funding required already secured. read more

• Parents call for pervert to be named

  WORRIED parents have spoken of their horror after hearing a Winsford man who was made the subject of a sexual offences prevention order could not be named. read more

• Pool work nearly done

  WORK to remove asbestos from Winsford's swimming pool is almost complete and council bosses have assured customers that services will not suffer. read more

• Waste site protesters celebrate decision

  RESIDENTS in Winsford are celebrating after proposals to build a waste disposal site near to homes, schools and a medical centre were recommended for refusal. read more

• Thirty four arrested in fines blitz

  CRIMINALS in Winsford who ignored the law by not paying their fines have been brought to justice as part of a joint operation by the police and courts. read more

• Village may pay to stop accidents on path

  A TREACHEROUS Davenham footpath is set to be resurfaced after reports that people slip on it in wet weather. read more

• Trains can put us back on track

  CHESHIRE County Council is backing the demand for improvements to stations and services along the railway line running through Hartford and Winsford. read more

• A gritty issue is resolved

  RESIDENTS in Winsford are delighted that a grit bin has been installed to help keep the roads and pavements safe during the cold winter months. read more

• Fun for parents

  WINSFORD Lone Parent Action Group is holding a fun day on Wednesday next week with a range of activities for adults and children. read more

• New officer Martin is keen to make a difference

  WINSFORD Air Cadets have welcomed a new pilot officer to their staff who is hoping to make a difference to the lives of young people in the area. read more

• Close semi

  Runcorn FC Halton U21s 2 Bradford Road Youth 1 read more

• PUPILS TEST TEACHERS

  Pupils at Wimboldsley Primary School have been putting teachers through their paces and testing just how creative their classroom activities are. read more

• CASTING THEIR VOTE

  Pupils at Woodford Lodge High School have been electioneering this week to gain their place in the school parliament. read more

• DANCE HALL

  Children from Barnton Primary School threw themselves into a celebratory multicultural week with a Bollywood dancing workshop. read more

• HEADING FOR THE SLOPES

  Pupils from Greenbank Residential School are pictured getting ready for a skiing holiday. read more

• College wins big role in creative industry

  A NORTHWICH college has secured a £250,000 grant to help boost a key industry in the region. read more

• Road rage fears help campaigners win fight

  IMPROVEMENTS have been made to a Winsford junction that was branded as 'extremely dangerous' and has been blamed for road rage attacks. read more

• Students will be paid for studying

  FINANCIAL worries are a thing of the past for more than 200 students at Mid-Cheshire College who get paid for studying. read more

• Council submits plans for 'world class' care

  PLANS to build a 'world class' healthcare village in Winsford have been revealed to cope with the rising population of elderly people. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive