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Tip closures among cuts to be voted on at council’s budget meeting this month
CHESHIRE East looks set to rubber stamp a budget later this month which includes the expected 4.99 per cent council tax hike and the emergency closure of three tips from April. The corporate policy committee yesterday (Tuesday) voted by eight to
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Cheshire golf club gets new owners amid rumoured Manchester United interest
A GOLF club has been sold just weeks after Manchester United were linked with a takeover. High Legh Park Golf Club near Knutsford has new owners. But it is not the Red Devils of Old Trafford who now hold the keys but leading country club provider
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LOCALiQ UK crowned Europe’s Rising Star of the Year at Microsoft Partner Awards
Newsquest Media Group’s digital marketing agency LOCALiQ UK has been named Europe’s Rising Star of the Year at the Microsoft Partner Awards. The Microsoft awards recognise digital marketing partners who go above and beyond to uncover hidden opportunities
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Plans to improve market as it reopens following rain damage
WINSFORD Market will reopen following repairs. Cheshire West and Chester Council has confirmed that the market will be back open as usual on Thursday (February 15). It comes after rain damaged electrical systems, forcing the site to close temporarily
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Woman found dead at home by neighbour concerned for her welfare, inquest hears
A WOMAN was found dead at home by a neighbour who grew concerned, an inquest hearing has heard. The death of Rebecca Elizabeth McNulty, née Gerrard, will be explored in a full inquest later this year. Her inquest was formally opened at Warrington
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Two men arrested after 'high value' theft from supermarket
TWO men have been arrested following a “high value” theft in Northwich. An Audi A3 was spotted driving away from the scene of an attempted shoplifting incident at Tesco on Manchester Road. After stopping the vehicle on Plumley Moor Road near
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Autistic boy's mum 'hit hard' by lack of special school provision
A NORTHWICH mum who can’t get a special school place for her five-year-old son says she she's been 'hit hard'. Maylinda Gaunt’s son James is autistic and non-verbal, and has been a pupil at Barnton Community Nursery and Primary School for two
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Tributes paid to 'one of a kind' Joan who was 'lifeblood' of school for five decades
TRIBUTES have been paid to a ‘one of a kind’ woman and the ‘lifeblood’ of a school. Joan Herdman worked at Hebden Green School since the very day it opened, in September 1974. Sadly, following a year-long battle with breast cancer, she passed
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Trader's fury as market forced to close following years of 'bad management'
WINSFORD Market has been forced to close after falling into a state of 'serious disrepair', say the traders that call it home. The market has been shut since last Thursday (February 8) after rainwater damaged the site’s electrics. James Althorp