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• WHO'S NEXT FOR TOP JOB?

  A QUESTION mark looms at the top for Warrington police as a senior officer leaves after onlytwo months. read more

• Award will honour a little helper

  NOMINATIONS are being sought to honour the voluntary work children and young people do in their communities. read more

• Fine praise for bands

  DESPITE bad weather and a poor turnout the bands that took part in the first young musicians showcase at The Bull Ring have been praised for their performance. read more

• Driven out of town

  Driven out of town read more

• Food glorious food fest!

  BILLED as 'Britain's Tastiest Food Festival', visitors to this year's spectacular Nantwich Food and Drink Festival can tantalise their taste buds with over 2,000 regionally produced gourmet foods, washed down with guided beer and wine tastings. read more

• Has fat lady sung for festival?

  THE fat lady may have sung to pronounce the end for Nantwich's popular folk and roots festival due to lack of support by local councils. read more

• Couple hope diary will scotch late boozing bid

  NEIGHBOURS of a pub looking to open until 2am have kept a diary detailing disturbances they cope with each weekend. read more

• Warrington Wolves 33 Leeds Rhinos 16

  WARRINGTON Wolves celebrated Andrew Johns' debut by defeating Leeds Rhinos 33-16 at The Halliwell Jones Stadium on Saturday night. read more

• Swinging the axe

  CASH-STRAPPED Congleton Borough Council is seeking to hand over the running of its leisure centres to schools or trusts. read more

• MP Stephen joins fight to slow down danger road speed limit

  RESIDENTS of Cotebrook have welcomed the support of MP Stephen O'Brien in their battle for traffic calming measures along the A49. read more

• Jobs may go in review of services

  SOME 40 borough council jobs look set to be axed in Sandbach as council leaders look to protect future services. read more

• You'll scare the crows to pieces

  TASTY tucker was the main dish of the day on Saturday as villagers whetted their appetite at the 57th annual Hatton Show, on Saturday. read more

• Commuters ready to pay for better station

  RAIL COMMUTERS seem prepared to bite the bullet of paying twice for improvements to Central Station. read more

• Bank Quay bad for Warrington's image

  THE SHABBY state of Bank Quay station is bad for the town's image. read more

• Empty home plan

  UNOCCUPIED houses which have fallen into a state of disrepair could be taken over by Warrington Borough Council. read more

• Skate park scheme approved

  CONTROVERSIAL plans for the Lymm skate park have been passed by the borough council. read more

• Walk this way

  THE NEW section of a historic footpath running through Warrington has been opened. read more

• Schools are facing industrial action

  SCHOOLS across South Cheshire are facing industrial action as they reopen for the new term. read more

• Pub in ex-job centre will creat 30 jobsa

  A NEW pub in Crewe town centre is set to open its doors later this month. read more

• Mum's plea to save land

  ALSAGER mums have issued an SOS for the return of evidence forms supporting their protest campaign. read more

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