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Tatton Services applicants and objectors state cases as planning inquiry begins
THE planning inquiry into the proposed Tatton Services began today (Tuesday) with supporters claiming there is a confirmed need for the development and objectors arguing it will create additional traffic and adversely impact town centres. The Tebay-style
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Casting announced for Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake at The Lowry
Casting has been announced for Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake. The reinvention of Tchaikovsky's classic will be performed at The Lowry, Salford next month as part of its 30th anniversary tour. The show, which has been described as 'the most successful
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'Seeing is believing': Official Most Haunted Live show has top 10 all-time scares
OCCULT fans are getting ready to have their pants scared off as the first lady of the paranormal heads for Northwich. Most Haunted, the original and most successful ghostly investigation TV series, is bringing its spine-chilling theatre show, Most
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North West Air Ambulance expands services with blood on board
The North West Air Ambulance Charity (NWAA) is expanding its services. The charity will now carry blood on all its vehicles, and plans to extend its night car service from two nights a week to every night. The blood on board will allow the
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Learning disabilities nurse recognised for 'outstanding' service in social care
A WINSFORD nurse has been recognised for her 'outstanding' service to social care. Karen Roberts, who is a registered learning disabilities nurse and a Queen's nurse, had been attending the Birmingham Care Show on October 10 when she was presented
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Supermarket to get EV charging to help towards government's net zero goal
NEW electric vehicle charging will be installed at a supermarket. Some big changes look set to be at Morrisons in Winsford. Motor Fuel Group (MFG), who operate the store’s petrol station, have been granted planning permission to install new
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Plans to make MMA event bigger and better next year
A MIXED martial arts club staged a successful event which featured a host of home wins, fundraising for worthy causes while it highlighted a serious lifestyle message – and it looks set to become a regular date in the calendar. Tiagon MMA brought
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Photography group excited for first exhibition since Covid pandemic
A GROUP of photographers from across Cheshire is looking forward to showing off its work in a first exhibition since the Covid pandemic. The Mid Cheshire Camera Club is putting on its 'Our Visions in Prints' exhibit at the VAC Gallery in Barons
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Thunderstorms possible as weather warning issued for spells of heavy rain
RESIDENTS are being warned to expect spells of heavy rain over the next 24 hours. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for the region, with wet weather forecast. This will come into effect from 6pm this evening, Tuesday, and it
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Cricket club celebrating successive promotions and junior success
MIDDLEWICH Cricket Club’s successful season at all levels includes the first XI securing successive promotions. After going up from Cheshire Cricket League Division Two in 2023, they have secured promotion from Division One this year. This
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Residents warned of ‘dangerous issue’ at anti-social behaviour hotspot
POLICE have warned of a ‘potentially dangerous issue’ affecting an anti-social behaviour hotspot. Davenham and Moulton Police have urged residents to take care around Leftwich Green Community Support Centre. It comes after two manhole covers
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Man whose partner made him sleep on the floor speaks out on abusive relationship
A VICTIM of domestic abuse has shared his story. Winsford resident Sarah Rigby was given a suspended prison sentence earlier this year after admitting to controlling and coercive behaviour. Over the course of a nine-month relationship, Rigby
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Disabled bus user 'embarrassed' when packed D&G services leave him high and dry
A DISABLED bus traveller is sick of feeling embarrassed when overcrowded and missing buses make him late for his volunteering role. Alex Trainor, from Sandiway, cherishes his independence, but his autism and dyspraxia can make him ‘panicky’ and