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• Lasting tribute to a family man

  THE GRIEVING family and friends of a much-loved community figure are raising money for vital research into the disease that claimed his life. read more

• TESTING TIME

  Pupils at St Chad's Primary School in Winsford were given an expert lesson in science on Friday as part of a day packed full of interesting experiments. read more

• Better late than never!

  IT might have been delayed by a day but there was still all the fun of the fair at Birchwood carnival. read more

• First steps to chain of command

  THE official start of the Mayoral year took place on Sunday, June 10. read more

• Highways chief looks at crossing bid

  AN inspection of Thelwall New Road has been delayed. read more

• Pair snatch cash and cigarettes

  TWO armed men stole cash and cigarettes during a robbery at Fearnhead Spar on Sunday. read more

• Dog fed through letterbox was half normal weight

  AN RSPCA inspector had to feed and water a ravenous German shepherd through a cat flap at an address in Lymm. read more

• 'Don't destroy this front line service'

  A RALLYING call to save the park rangers has been made by a former colleague who now lives in the United States. read more

• New degree course in slimming

  UNIVERSITY students will soon be able to sign up to a unique degree course aiming to help people lose weight. read more

• A tale of two villages

  THERE has been an influx of bikers and backpackers in Culcheth and Glazebury over recent months and now residents think they know why. read more

• Firefighters are facing rent rises

  RENT rises are being suggested for dozens of firefighters across Cheshire as part of an overhaul of five Cheshire fire stations, including Stockton Heath. read more

• Healthy menu is a turn-off at schools

  MOST people would jump at the chance to eat a meal prepared by one of the country's top chefs. read more

• Six degrees of education

  AT school Mervyn Ward was told he could do better, but more than three decades later he still cannot put his study books down. read more

• 'It will be the best show yet'

  CREAMFIELDS boss James Barton believes the dance music festival's new location could help make this summer's event the best yet. read more

• Store given a makeover

  BRIGHTLY coloured balloons will herald the opening of a new look Woolworths at Halton Lea on Thursday read more

• Acoustic festival star facing Death Valley riding challenge

  A HEADLINE act at Nantwich's Acoustic Festival of Britain is preparing for an arduous 250-mile bike trek across the globe's most inhospitable terrain. read more

• Baking hot!

  CROWDS descended on a Nantwich village last weekend for the traditional Wybunbury Fig Pie Wakes. read more

• Last chance to be town's Princess

  ORGANISERS of the Nantwich '06 Family Fun Day have issued a challenge to the town's youngsters, saying they should prove they are not apathetic by joining the race to be a Community Princess. read more

• Small firms should cash in on funding

  SMALL businesses in Nantwich are being urged to take advantage of Government funded rate relief. read more

• Neighbours plot their way to victory with wall chart

  A CRATE of beer is winging its way to some of England's staunchest supporters in Middlewich this week thanks to the Guardian and Tesco. read more

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