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Cheshire Archive

• Composed young composers could claim title

  GIFTED young musicians are vying for the coveted title of 'Young Composer' in an exciting competition. read more

• Was it divine intervention that brought Tony to buy this house?

  WHO lives in a house like this? read more

• Homes scoop prestigious award for partnership

  TRAIL-blazing eco-friendly homes in Runcorn have won a prestigious award. read more

• Seven sightings of missing student Steve

  THE SEARCH for a missing Sandbach student has been given a massive shot in the arm after seven sightings were reported following a TV appeal. read more

• Practical tips to get through examinations

  HOW to tackle the most difficult questions in Maths, English and Science GCSE exams were among practical tips given to schoolchildren at innovative seminars. read more

• Residents' chance to set police priorities

  RESIDENTS in the St John's ward of Crewe will have the chance next week to decide on the policing priority for their neighbourhood. read more

• Smaller housing grants

  MORE houses in Sandbach will be assisted by grants from Congleton Borough Council following a policy review. read more

• Webby's is here for the west end

  A NEW community facility was opened in the West End of Crewe at the weekend to provide a meeting place for residents. read more

• Bridging a gap for walkers

  A NEW footbridge in Wistaston - built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Queen's accession to the throne - has proved a big hit with local walkers. read more

• Shooting stars

  HIGH Street Primary School is celebrating another success this week after the netball team secured a piece of silverware. read more

• Hull Kingston Rovers 40 Warrington Wolves 36

  WOLVES suffered a shock exit from the Powergen Challenge Cup on Sunday when they were beaten by National League One side Hull Kingston Rovers. read more

• Saying goodbye to twins

  IT was the end of an era at The County High School Leftwich this week as the school said goodbye to six sets of twins. read more

• Decorations are instrumental

  WEIRD and wonderful musical instruments are among the objects being offered to Middlewich traders for a window dressing competition. read more

• Pub hooligans who kick off face a red card

  WOULD-BE World Cup hooligans will be banned from pubs in South Cheshire if they commit a drink-related offence before the tournament's big kick-off on June 9. read more

• Primary school mergers to go ahead after no objections are recieved

  PLANS to merge six primary schools in Crewe and Nantwich have been given the green light at a cost of more than £4million. read more

• Nuisance teenagers are village's main concern

  ANTI-social behaviour by teenagers has been identified as the top policing issue in Willaston. read more

• Peter praised for foiling cash machine criminals

  GOOD citizen Peter Kettle has been praised by police for exposing a cash card scam that could have cost the public thousands of pounds. read more

• Pen pals meet 44 years on

  TWO friends finally got the chance to meet up after being pen pals on opposite sides of the world for 44 years. read more

• Remember: If in doubt keep them out ...

  UNITED Utilities has joined the campaign to warn against bogus callers. read more

• Titch is a tiny star of the small screen

  TITCH the terrier made an appearance on the Paul O'Grady TV show on Monday. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive