BRAVE little Jordan Harding is to receive a hi-tech boost in his battle against a tragic medical condition. Jordan, of Bosley View, Congleton, who will be three next February, was born with folded retinas, which have left him virtually blind. His plight
A MASSIVE steel fence is being put up at a care home to protect frail pensioners from a gang of yobs. The 175-metre long fence will ring New Milton House, in Alsager, whose frightened residents are verbally abused and intimidated. Security guards and
LOTTERY bosses Camelot have not ruled out asking jackpot winner Prudence Beech to repay all or part of her £10,000 scratchcard win. A legal team from Camelot were this week hoping to reach an agreement with Mrs Beech after a High Court judge ruled she
FANS of historical romance are being given a fascinating glimpse into the making of a multi-million pound TV epic. Costumes used in Granada TV's adaptation of the classic novel Moll Flanders are being featured in an exhibition at Little Moreton Hall,
INJURED Crewe favourite Dele Adebola could still be in with a chance of taking on Kidderminster in the FA Cup this Saturday. A crunching tackle by Burnley's Peter Swan in last Saturday's game left Crewe boss Dario Gradi doubtful as to whether Adebola
POLICE are cracking down on gangs who hang about on a Crewe car park causing a nuisance. They have stepped up patrols in the area and are keeping a watch on the car parks in front of Focus DIY and behind Kentucky Fried Chicken. Managers of the Grand Junction
AN EX bank worker has been jailed for two years after conning a widow out of £190,000. Mark Darlington, who was an account manager with the Royal Bank of Scotland, tricked widow Maureen Charlesworth into believing she had £200,000 in a high interest account
AN unchanged Crewe side had hopes of continuing their recent run of success and should have taken the lead after 20 minutes. Home keeper Berresford punched out a Murphy cross and from six yards out Rivers put the ball over the top. Adebola who had been
HER ROYAL Highness Princess Margaret was in Crewe on Tuesday to visit Rolls-Royce and open the refurbished Lyceum Theatre. The royal visitor arrived at the Lyceum at 12.30pm and was greeted by a crowd of well-wishers who, despite the cold weather, turned
CREWE town centre came to a standstill for two minutes on Monday, as the town remembered those who had fallen in battle. The re-introduction of the silence at its correct time, the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, was respected by shops, businesses
AMBITIOUS plans for a huge leisure complex have been unveiled. The scheme, which would include a bowling alley, 10-screen cinema, restaurant and 500 space multi-storey car park, has been earmarked for land between Eaton Street, Market Street and Flag
POLICE are trying to piece together the last movements of tragic Richard Munn, whose body was found in a shallow brook in Crewe. A post mortem has revealed that Mr Munn, aged 21, of West Street, Crewe, died of drowning, hypothermia and a fractured skull
