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• Sam's a TV star

  A NINE-year-old from Widnes is taking on the Michael Parkinsons of the TV world by becoming a star interviewer. read more

• Bugs gets a boost with rotavator donation

  YOUNGSTERS from a community project in Crewe are with their new rotavator - a specialist piece of garden equipment that will aid food production. read more

• Action-packed park life

  A SKATE park, football pitch and climbing boulder are among the facilities on offer at Phoenix Park, which was officially opened at the weekend. read more

• Group has greater vision

  A NEW vision is on the Internet horizon now a Middlewich group has its own website. read more

• Burglars target expensive homes

  THIEVES went on a stealing spree targeting expensive houses when the owners were away. read more

• Disability workers praised by the Queen

  THE Queen has paid a special thank you to the hundreds of volunteers who take part in Disability Awareness Day (DAD). read more

• Change in hospital visiting times

  VISITING times at Warrington Hospital have been changed to allow uninterrupted mealtimes and guaranteed rest for patients. read more

• Fire is risk at gas station

  A FIRE at the gas compressor station in Rixton would be very unlikely - but the results would be 'catastrophic'. read more

• Make your rubbish count

  WORLD Cup waste is the focus of this year's 'Big Recycle'. read more

• Do you come from a land down under?

  PEOPLE may travel from a distance to attend their school reunion. read more

• Half county's pupils have been bullied

  A THIRD of Cheshire's school children have faced threats of physical violence from bullies, according to damning new research. read more

• Pilot scheme aims to put long term unemployed back to work

  A GOVERNMENT pilot is being launched in Crewe to help combat long term unemployment. read more

• Fly tipper fined for fence dump

  A MAN who hedged his bets by thinking he could get away with dumping his garden fence on waste ground has been fined for fly-tipping. read more

• Health chiefs consider going private to cut waiting times

  HEALTH bosses in Crewe and Nantwich are thinking about buying in services from the private sector for MRI scans. read more

• Fun-packed Rag Week brings cash rolling in

  STUDENTS from Reaseheath College have taken just a month to raise an impressive £6,200 for a local charity - and the money is still rolling in. read more

• Big difference is shown by large scale farming in the US

  REASEHEATH College's agriculture students had a first-hand introduction to large scale farming during a visit to one of America's leading dairy and arable states. read more

• TV vet proves a big hit at greyhound aid family fun day

  CELEBRITY vet Steve Leonard, pictured left, helped Stapeley Water Gardens raise a staggering £1,225 for Greyhound Rescue West of England at a family fun day. read more

• Players celebrate

  TALENTED young footballers at a Winsford primary school are celebrating after they were crowned county champions. read more

• Harlequins 30 Warrington Wolves 28

  WOLVES fell to their third defeat in four games at Harlequins on Saturday in baking 90 degrees Fahrenheit heat. read more

• Gardeners share secrets

  EVERYTHING is rosy in the garden of a Cuddington couple who will be opening it to the public on Sunday to raise money for charity. read more

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