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Halls are decked for festive fun

Arley Hall in winter

3:04pm Tuesday 11th November 2008

Cheshire estates to be transformed into winter wonderlands

An animal haven in the trees

1:13pm Tuesday 11th November 2008

Limited Edition meets Ray Jackson, a man who works with animals, and sometimes children

Weddings as easy as A to Z

11:10am Tuesday 11th November 2008

Planning a wedding is certainly not as easy as ABC, butour alphabetical guide to the big day could help save you some time

Pals push the boat out

Geoff Brooks and Stan Deakin

3:47pm Monday 10th November 2008

FOR years Stan Deakin and Geoff Brooks were content with catching eight-ounce roach in the Bridgewater Canal.

Collecting - buy toys but don't play with them...

Collecting - buy toys but don't play with them...

4:04pm Monday 10th November 2008

As Christmas looms ever closer, children are looking forward to toys under the tree. But as antiques expert Steve Terry argues, our fascination with childhood never dies. Here, he explores the whimsical world of toy collectors.

Chianti shows its true colours

Chianti shows its true colours

11:08am Tuesday 7th October 2008

THE image has cracked. Once, and not long ago, one had to pity the poor Chianti. Back then, with Italian wines languishing in French shadows, it suffered terribly by way of its own mid-seventies success.

The vegetarian

10:13am Tuesday 7th October 2008

Mick Middles has lived life as a vegetarian for 20 years. Here he continues his light-hearted look at what that life choice has meant to him and those around him ...

Collecting: Notes from afar

Steve Terry

12:49pm Monday 6th October 2008

THIS month finds me in unusual circumstances. I am on a two-month research trip to sunny Spain working on a new programme idea and I am writing my column while sitting on the beach.

Keeping the faith

Rev David Felix at All Saints Church in Daresbury with Graham Clarke

12:38pm Monday 6th October 2008

THEY have kept the faith for centuries. But, along the way, Cheshire’s churches have needed a helping hand to ensure they are preserved for future generations.

Through the looking glass

Alice Buck

2:38pm Monday 6th October 2008

LEWIS Carroll's words of fantasy have captured the imaginations of young and old for more than 100 years.

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