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Cheshire Archive

• Boss makes his Mark

  HE RACED through the streets of the capital with a burning ambition - to finish the London Marathon. read more

• Getting crafty

  A BYLEY couple are hoping to weave magic and knit people together with their crafty new business. read more

• Postie's plight is probed by MP

  EX-POSTAL worker Pat Bellamy, sacked by Royal Mail for blowing the whistle on her husband's mailbag theft, has been touched by the Nantwich community's reaction to her story as told in The Guardian. read more

• Poppy Appeal veteran stands down

  CUDDINGTON Poppy Appeal Organiser Vernon Kettle is retiring after 40 years of fundraising. read more

• Harlequins 16 St Helens 40

  SAINTS spoiled Harlequins' Super League debut with an emphatic seven try to three triumph. Highlight of the day was the hat-trick by Paul Wellens. read more

• What's new pussy cat?

  AN APPEAL has been made to find a home for a cat after a stunned Winsford shopper found the moggy in the back of her car. read more

• Tories tacx cut pledge

  BOROUGH Conservative have pledged to slash the council tax levy for the coming year. read more

• Super health centre plans get green light

  A NEW three-storey health centre in Crewe has been given the all-clear from planning bosses. read more

• Axe for pest service

  CONGLETON Borough Council has scrapped its pest control service as part of its bid to cut costs. read more

• Cat fiend back in court for burglary

  A YOUNG man who achieved infamy in Crewe when he butchered his girlfriend's cat - and thrust another pet into a washing machine - has been locked up once again this week. read more

• Emilly ready to take the plunge for African trek

  PLUCKY teenager Emily Pendergast is to tackle a daring abseil to help raise cash for her expedition to Africa this summer. read more

• Site would be restored with 3.2m tonnes of household rubbish

  THE proposals for the £25million recycling facilities will allow the extraction of some two million cubic metres of clay from the site, read more

• Designer clothes store targetted by raiders again

  THIEVES stole over £2,000 of designer clothes last week during the second raid on Nantwich's Pockets store in two months. read more

• Family came first for farmer

  NANTWICH farmer died suddenly after falling on a trampoline at his home on Saturday. read more

• Cooking up a treat

  HALTON'S Healthy Living Project cooked up a treat at Castlefields Community Centre in Chester Road. read more

• 'Use your voice' plea by hospital ward campaigners

  HOSPITAL campaigners Mike and Sue Smith are pictured highlighting their battle to save vital services. read more

• Trapped passenger cut free from wreckage

  FIREFIGHTERS used cutting gear to free a young man trapped upside down in his car. read more

• Car park repairs cause disruption

  SCORES of motorists will have to find somewhere else to park for the next two weeks while a car park is resurfaced. read more

• Jade's dish earns place in FutureChef national final

  TALENTED chef Jade Barker is looking to win over the judges in the finals of a national competition. read more

• Community leader to go walkabout to canvass youth on policing

  COMMUNITY group leader Ernie Clarke is seeking young people's support for a crime-busting initiative. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive