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Cheshire Archive

• Chef gives students a taste of success

  TV CHEF Kevin Woodford served up a treat at Warrington Collegiate last week. read more

• The heat is on in the kitchen for men in their 30s

  MEN in their 30s are becoming increasingly competitive in the kitchen, arming themselves with state-of-the-art equipment and enrolling on cookery courses in order to prove their worth, according to a new report. read more

• A sneak peek at the future

  RESIDENTS in Warrington were able to get a glimpse of what the town centre could look like in the future on Friday. read more

• Trust needs business aid

  BUSINESS support for Warrington Charities Trust is greatly needed, says Jack Froggatt, a trustee. read more

• Town's university opens

  MONDAY will be a historic day for Warrington. read more

• Firms invited to explore the meaning of life

  TWO town centre churches are joining together to host a supper for the people of Warrington. read more

• Vaughn is a national hero

  A 'HEROIC' Labrador cross has been named Guide Dog of the Year. read more

• Police fail own targets

  NEIGHBOURHOOD police are failing to live up to their own standards, according to new figures. read more

• All change at Lingley

  DEVELOPMENT plans for the next stage of a business park are rapidly taking shape. read more

• Storage shed catches fire

  FIREFIGHTERS were called to a blaze at a shed on a Warrington recreation ground on Saturday. read more

• Thousands to be spent on bridge due to safety fears

  THE FEAR of an injury claim or a manslaughter charge has driven the borough council to build another footbridge at Walton Lea Gardens. read more

• Supermarket fun quiz is to put teachers brain power to the test

  WARRINGTON primary school teachers can enter a Test The Teacher fun quiz at the Tesco Extra store in Warrington. read more

• Reality TV opens up a whole new world to Marie

  That is exactly the problem faced by a Winwick woman who has never been able to take her three children on a foreign holiday after she developed claustrophobia aged 20. read more

• Sherlock Holmes of today's police force is the CSI team

  "IT'S actually not that bad," I hear as I step into a room doused in crimson. "Only about a pint of blood, max." read more

• Opportunity to air odes

  POTENTIAL poets could have their creations published on Warrington Library's website. read more

• Treading the boards

  BILLY Elliot challenged the view of ballet dancing boys and now a Warrington drama group hopes to combat the prejudices faced by boys who go on stage. read more

• Council woes

  A 'DEMOCRACY problem' exists in Rixton and Woolston - that was the opinion of a man trying to win approval for an extension to his cottage. read more

• Library nets info boost

  LIBRARY-users across Warrington will soon have access to even more information - for free! read more

• Shed sparks late debate

  A SMALL shed required a late night debate by the town's top planning board before planning permission was granted. read more

• Exhibition shows Bob creator's best work

  THE Warrington artist behind Bob the Builder is holding his first exhibition in the town. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive