Warrington Guardian - Archive

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Cheshire Archive

• Geoff Capes turns out

  for race day read more

• Future's bright after youngsters speak out

  A BRIGHT future lies ahead for young people in Middlewich after they had the chance to give voice to their views. read more

• Residents go litter picking

  LONGFORD residents joined forces with Golden Gates Housing and Connaughts in a bid to clean up their estates. read more

• Come to the last meeting

  FORMER members of Norris Street Church, wives, mums, tots and ladies groups are invited to attend the final meeting to be held on Monday, September 12, at 7.45pm. read more

• Melissa bags a year of tea

  ONE reader has won a year's supply of Yorkshire Tea in a Warrington Guardian competition. read more

• Challenge ends with high praise

  PUPILS from Padgate High School have been praised for their impressive performance in the regional heats of the Kielder Challenge. read more

• WELL done to Nicola Jane Heys, a former Woolston High School student of Cypress Close, Woolston, who

  Three degrees read more

• Top pupils are rewarded for work

  MORE than 500 people packed into William Beamont Community High School for a special event organised to celebrate achievements. read more

• Winter work has not stopped ditch from smelling

  A SMELLY ditch in Winwick is causing concerns for local residents. read more

• Grants awarded

  THREE grants have been awarded by Burtonwood and Westbrook Parish Council. read more

• Killer is still at large 14 years on

  A BRUTAL, sadistic murder left a Widnes mum slumped over the wheel of her car in a secluded country lane. read more

• Get two-for-one tickets for waterways festival

  VISITORS to this weekend's National Inland Waterways Festival at Wharford Farm near Preston Brook should move swiftly to take advantage of Halton Council's two-for-one offer on tickets. read more

• Truckfest revs up for its return

  TRUCKFEST is returning to Haydock Park Racecourse on September 17 and 18. read more

• Flower and veg show

  NEWTON-le-Willows Gardeners' Association will be holding its annual Grand Flower and Vegetable Show on Saturday, September 10. read more

• Little Shop of Horrors

  REBECCA Walton's School of Classical Dance is to put on a Little Shop of Horrors show this September. read more

• A well-earned award from the Rotary Club

  FORMER Newton-le-Willows Rotary Club president, John Shaw, has been awarded the prestigious Paul Harris Fellowship. read more

• Drivers must slow down

  DRIVERS on Walton roads will be slowing down after a traffic order was issued by Warrington Borough Council. read more

• Parish

  meeting read more

• Join an orchestra

  FANCY improving your musical talents? read more

• Penketh WI

  by Marilyn Cresswell read more

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