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Cheshire Archive

• Sentence for benefit cheat

  A 29-YEAR-OLD woman who stole more than £7,000 from the state has been sentenced to community punishment. read more

• Volunteers rewarded

  AIR Training Cadets from Wilderspool Causeway have been thanked for their key role in this year's Disability Awareness Day. read more

• Hearing adjourned

  A MAN charged with causing death by dangerous driving has had his plea and directions hearing adjourned. read more

• Josh is head of the class

  A PUPIL got to spend a day as head teacher in a parting gift from his school. read more

• THOUSANDS of people pour on to the streets of Warrington everyday to get something to eat in their l

  But where should the discerning customer go? read more

• A STEP BACK IN TIME

  BRANDISHING swords, they tried on helmets and imagined what life was like as a medieval crusader. read more

• Fishing ban on canal is lifted by EA

  A BAN on fishing on the Bridgewater Canal has been relaxed by the Environment Agency. read more

• Tickled Pink fundraising

  CANCER charities will be helped by Asda Westbrook's Tickled Pink campaign, which is again raising money in store this Friday and Saturday, September 23 and 24. read more

• TV historian lends support to school

  TELEVISION presenter and local historian Mark Olly has thrown his weight behind the campaign to save his former school. read more

• Quiz night success

  A 'MEGA quiz' held at St Oswald's Social Club, in Padgate, on Friday night raised £343 for Warrington Guardian's charity of the year, the Warrington Disability Partnership. read more

• Dismissing dyslexia

  A TELEVISION programme that dismissed the existence of dyslexia has sparked controversy across the nation but what do people in Warrington think? read more

• Sequence dance night

  AN evening of sequence and modern ballroom dancing will be held at St John's United Reform Church hall on Wilderspool Causeway on Thursday, September 29. read more

• Referendum on Europe

  A NORTH West Euro MP is helping to launch a national campaign for a referendum on whether Britain should stay in the European Union. read more

• Saturday is family day

  A BOUNCY castle will be at St John's United Reform Church on Wilderspool Causeway this Saturday as part of a family fun day. read more

• Leading the way in learning

  NEW courses are bringing exciting opportunities to Warrington, says the principal of Chester University, Professor Timothy Wheeler. read more

• Merging forces

  CHESHIRE Constabulary could be merged with a larger neighbour after Government inspectors described policing in the county as out-of-date. read more

• Lifting the lid on Warrington's status as university town

  HISTORY was made on Monday, when the University of Chester officially opened its Warrington campus. read more

• Reshaping the future-

  FORMER drug users in the town used their creative talents to shape the rehabilitation service they rely on at an event last weekend. read more

• Warrington's best guide dog is Petra

  PETRA has been named Warrington's guide dog of the year for the invaluable work she does with her widowed owner. read more

• Farm fire in High Legh

  FIREFIGHTERS were called to a blaze at a farm in High Leigh last week. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive