The inns and outs of Knutsford’s historic past
	CIVILISED residents of Cheshire might be forgiven for thinking that today's pub culture is all about drunken, rowdy behaviour. But according to renowned author Elizabeth Gaskell, things were not so different in 19th century Knutsford.

	The magnificent Baron and his flying machines
	MAURICE Egerton was a man of contradictions. On the one hand the IV Baron Egerton of Tatton was a motor enthusiast and an aviator who travelled the world.

	Craft Work
	Gina Bebbington tries her hand at the ancient skill of canal boat art

	On course for a bright future
	AS the oldest racecourse in Britain, the history of Chester Racecourse is well documented.

	A lesson in school's history
	Project to modernise Winwick Primary School inspires a look back into the building’s past

	Steeped in history
	BUILT before Christopher Columbus discovered America, St John's Church has been at the heart of the High Legh community for 600 years.

	A life in pictures
	IF a picture speaks a thousand words then Alan Taylor has had a lot to say.

	House with a history of class
	ANNE and James Smith have welcomed dozens of visitors to their home in Knutsford over the years, but many of the guests have not come to visit them.

	A film on a grander scale
	THE life of a mountaineering hero who grew up Cheshire could be immortalised on the silver screen.

	Changing faces of town's pubs
	PUBS - and their landlords - have long been a major part of life in Cheshire. Northwich is no exception.

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