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Cheshire Archive

• Bowls side unbeaten

  WARRINGTON'S senior bowls team had an encouraging start to the season with a win and a draw in the Federation of Crown Green Bowls Senior Team Championship on Friday. read more

• Raw sewage in Mersey lands UU £10,000 fine

  UNITED Utilities has been fined £10,000 for pumping untreated sewage into the Mersey. read more

• Warrington tops chart for falls in the work place

  ALMOST twice as many falls injured Warrington workers as anywhere else in Cheshire, figures released by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) reveal. read more

• Wayne's world could have been shattered by rock attack on his car

  "DON'T they realise they could have killed me or my son?" read more

• Wait for disabled

  people with disabilities still look like they are going to have to wait a while before they can use Birchwood train station. read more

• Time's up for refurb

  WARRINGTON Central train station has been repainted and fitted with two new clocks in a £200,000 refurbishment scheme. read more

• Bold bid to run half-hour service still on track

  HALF-hourly train services could be coming to Sankey and Padgate train stations if Brian Simpson gets his way. read more

• TPT aims to be first on the crime scene

  RUNNING red lights with sirens whirring - that's how police get to our emergencies within minutes. read more

• Have police reforms brought justice back to our neighbourhoods?

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• Super gran proves she's a plucky pensioner

  THIS pensioner will be the coolest gran on the block when she takes an 80ft plunge for charity. read more

• Pub manager, 24, dies in car crash

  THE manager of the Dog and Partridge Pub in Woolston was killed in a car crash on a bridge in Wales. read more

• Boy, 11, admits to sex assault on schoolgirl

  THE tiny boy in his school uniform looked like he was on a class trip - but the 11-year-old was in court to admit to sexual assault. read more

• Who should pay for extra CSOs in Birchwood?

  RESIDENTS in Birchwood are being asked if they want more community support officers in the area - and who should pay for them. read more

• Remembering openingdoors in your will

  TWO new ways of supporting the Warrington Guardian charity of the year openingdoors have been launched. read more

• Sue sets off for global challenge

  FORMER St Oswald's Primary School pupil Sue Rylance is about to embark on the challenge of a lifetime, teaching orphans in Nepal. read more

• Guardian's star of the future still dreaming of the big time

  A LONGFORD footballer is still dreaming of the big time with Manchester United - several years after the Warrington Guardian introduced him to readers as a talented six-year-old. read more

• Lymm girl reaches Highbury

  A WARRINGTON footballer will feature in the last tournament to take place at Arsenal's Highbury ground on Saturday. read more

• Do you want to make a difference?

  A MAJOR recruitment campaign has been launched to put more community support officers (CSOs) on our streets. read more

• Wolves boxing clever with Holyfield - the full q&a session

  FORMER world heavyweight boxing champion Evander Holyfield has been passing on some tips to the Warrington Wolves' playing squad after dropping in to The Halliwell Jones Stadium to take part in a question and answer session. read more

• Anglers out in the rain

  I DON'T know whether it's just me but looking back in time with rose-coloured glasses I find it hard to remember a wetter or windier May. read more

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