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Cheshire Archive

• We have the power

  PARKING offences are to be decriminalised, giving council wardens power to issue tickets in Newton and Earlestown. read more

• DVD pirate sent to jail

  A COPYRIGHT pirate who masterminded a counterfeit DVD business netting £70,000 has been jailed. read more

• Big Brother is watching

  GETTING your hands on cut price DVDs is a crime if they are pirated copies. Copyright piracy comes with a penalty. read more

• £10,000 to help fund walking day patrols

  COUNCIL leaders have set aside £10,000 to help solve the traffic chaos which has overshadowed some walking days and festivals. read more

• Computer makes all the right moves

  A CHESS computer will be looking to beat the human opposition when Penketh Chess Club starts its summer knockout tournament next Thursday. read more

• Row over meetings

  SCRUTINY of council decisions could be undermined by 'bad practice' from the Lib Dem/Tory alliance, according to a Labour councillor. read more

• Heartache behind the smiles

  IT looks like the perfect family portrait - a doting mum with her three beautiful girls - but behind the smiles lies heartache. read more

• Massive support expected for town's Walking Day

  THE streets will be packed on Friday as the town turns out to celebrate Warrington Walking Day. read more

• Taxi driver dies in smash

  A TAXI driver died and five people, including four teenagers, were seriously injured in a head-on smash on the Daresbury Expressway on Monday night. read more

• Boy, five, hurt in van collision

  A Five-year-old boy suffered serious head injuries after being hit by a van on Monday night. read more

• Face slash accused in court

  A 23-YEAR-old accused of slashing another man's face has appeared in court. read more

• Cracking day lined up, Gromit!

  SHOPPERS can enjoy a 'grand day out' this Saturday with an al fresco market and free fun day at Queen's Gardens to launch Culturefest '06. read more

• Mapping out our future

  EVERY high school in the town will be affected by the council's plans to overhaul secondary education provision. read more

• Creamfields will go ahead

  ALMOST 45,000 dance music lovers will descend on Daresbury this summer after Creamfields was given the go-ahead. read more

• We've got a World Cup money-spinner

  PUPILS and staff at Park Road Primary School are keeping their fingers crossed that England stay the distance in the World Cup. read more

• Hopeful signs for traffic information signs

  THE long-anticipated traffic information signs will be fully operative when a 'telecommunications problem' is resolved. read more

• Teenager threatened men with gun

  A TEENAGE boy threatened two men with an imitation gun in a Dallam pub. read more

• BREAKING NEWS Employee charged over Greenalls fire

  A 55-YEAR old man has today, Thursday, been charged over the Greenalls blaze. read more

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  NANTWICH climb to sixth in the ECB Premier League after recording back-to-back victories. read more

• Training date

  CROSFIELDS' soccer team will start pre-season training at Hood Lane on July 6 at 6.45pm. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive