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Cheshire Archive

• Cost cutting plans give town food for thought

  TOWN officials say they have a lot to consider before they commit to any proposals laid out in Congleton Borough Council's cost cutting plans. read more

• Sentenced for attack

  A MIDDLEWICH man was sentenced for attacking a man outside a Lostock night spot when he appeared at Chester Crown Court yesterday, Tuesday. read more

• Shouting pays off for councillor Mike

  A MIDDLEWICH councillor who believes the town has been overlooked by county officials says things are looking up. read more

• Heartbroken over Len

  A SENSITIVE, fun loving man who doted on his family. That's how a heartbroken family described their brother, Leonard Dwyer, 24, killed last week in a horrific motorway accident. read more

• World readers come to rescue

  A DISABLED boy who had his beloved mountain bike stolen has been given a new one thanks to an article in the World. read more

• Remembering Father Peter

  CARING, compassionate and dedicated, just some of the tributes paid to Fr Peter Smith, 58, who was buried yesterday (Tuesday). read more

• Work starts on church

  WORK has begun on the restoration of an historic Widnes church that was awarded the biggest English Heritage grant of its kind for any church in the north of England. read more

• Watch out for danger symptoms

  PARENTS have been urged to become more conscious of the symptoms of meningitis as part of Meningitis Awareness Week. read more

• Arts activities at Runcorn Hill

  AN OAK carving of a quarryman reflecting the history of Runcorn Hill is being created this week. read more

• Police to step up presence

  POLICE officers have made moves to reassure the public following the death of a Middlewich man outside a town centre pub. read more

• You'll always be alive in my happy memories

  HEARTFELT tributes have continued to pour in for Middlewich man Gavin McAleer, who died from a stab wound following a incident in a pub car park. read more

• Protest sparks fuel pump chaos

  ROAD users are ignoring calls for calm and flocking to forecourts across mid Cheshire to fill up their tanks. read more

• Refurbish our field, pleads schoolboy

  A SCHOOLBOY has handed in a 200-signature petition to Winsford Town Council asking for urgent action to refurbish Stanthorne Playing Field. read more

• Boy, 13, gets curfew for taking Avon lady's scooter

  A 13-YEAR-OLD Winsford schoolboy has been given a curfew order after admitting taking an Avon lady's scooter without her consent. read more

• Vics boss opens new sports complex

  A NEW sporting facility for pupils and the wider community was officially opened at the County High School Leftwich on Friday. read more

• MAKING HISTORY

  FAMILIES had the chance to roam through history and learn together at the New Vic community learning centre. read more

• 'Please return my hanging baskets'

  A WOMAN who had two hanging baskets stolen from the front of her home is appealing for them to be returned. read more

• Bumper intake starts work at college

  THE corridors of Mid-Cheshire College are ringing with the hustle and bustle of a bumper new intake of students this month. read more

• Access all areas at centre

  MORE than 60 volunteers had the chance to put themselves in the position of visually impaired clients at a centre for the blind yesterday, Tuesday. read more

• Mayor opens new doors

  THERE was a special visitor to St Chad's Primary School in Winsford to mark the opening of a new mobile classroom. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive