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Put a date in Dave's calendar
MIDDLEWICH residents are being asked to shape the town's social calendar by taking part in an informal feedback session. Dave Thompson, events co-ordinator at Middlewich Town Council, is encouraging people to come forward and let him know what type of
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Praise for blaze boy
A TEENAGE boy has won praise from firefighters after alerting them to a blaze. The 14-year-old was at home on Lawson Close, Woolston, last Thursday at 6.50pm, when he realised there was a fire in a bedroom. He shouted to make sure no one was in the house
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Would anyone like to swap?
IN LINE with the Guardian's report concerning the empty- headed vandals creating havoc in the Orford area, it grieves me so to hear of the woes of the Orford residents having to suffer the onslaught of these 'outlaws'. As a working resident of Longford
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Vandalism is disappointing, but it won't stop us from meeting
PARENTS of children who attend the Playtime Club at Willow Wood Community Centre are refusing to be defeated by vandals. Theresa Knight runs the group and is determined to carry on after vandals broke into the centre last week and destroyed toys and equipment
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Building fire causes chaos
FIRE crews have been tackling a massive blaze at a derelict building in the Bull Ring in Castle today, Friday. The building, which has been empty for a number of years used to belong to Manweb. The blaze, which started at 6.50am, caused traffic chaos
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Fraud concern
POLICE are encouraging people to remain vigilant to possible cases of voting fraud in the run up to the General Election. Officers at Cheshire Police have spoken to returning officers and are telling the public to be aware so they feel safe and secure
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Welcome for new pontiff
THE new leader of the Catholic Church has been backed by a Warrington priest after the pair met in 1994. Father Peter Montgomery of Our Lady's RC Church, of St Mary's Street, welcomed the papal appointment of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger. The Latchford priest
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Chocs away for Scout trip
A CHOCOLATE mountain is the latest method a group of Warrington Scouts are using to help them get to a summer camp with a difference. A group of 26 explorer Scouts and Scouts from across Warrington are set to take part in Eurojam, the largest gathering
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Hospital warning after handbag theft
HOSPITAL patients are being urged to look after their belongings after a pensioner's bag was swiped from her bedside. The 69-yearwoman had her bag taken during from a ward while she was at the hospital church. Containing only £12, it was the handful of