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Warning issued ahead of town's bridges swinging for up to 30 minutes
A WARNING has been issued ahead of Northwich's bridges swinging for up to 30 minutes on Thursday. The Canal & River Trust has advised residents the town's two bridges over the Weaver will be swinging for longer than usual in the morning.
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Aldi challenge children in Cheshire to design poster
Children in Cheshire are being asked to design a poster to encourage people to recycle. This is part of Aldi's initiative to mark Recycle Week which runs until Sunday. The supermarket, which is the fourth-largest in the UK, has invited children
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Evans Halshaw remains tight-lipped over closure of town's Ford dealership
EVANS Halshaw remains tight-lipped over the closure of its Northwich car dealership. Representatives from the Ford main agent and service centre, on Chesterway, sent a message to regular customers saying the store would be closing with less than
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Indian masterchef sets students on true path to Eastern veggie culinary enlightenment
WE Brits are a nation of curry lovers, but who can honestly say they know the true savour of authentic, homecooked Indian food? Northwich residents need lumber in ignorance no more as Indian foodie couple, Lalita Sivakumar and Shiva Venkat, have
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‘Cowardly’ abuser 'completely dominated' victim and restricted her personal hygiene
A ‘COWARDLY’ abuser from Winsford restricted his victim’s personal hygiene and wouldn’t let her diet as part of a years-long campaign of physical, emotional, and financial torment. Joshua Verdin, of Abbotts Way, controlled his victim and isolated
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Strong criticism from Witton Albion boss after Cheshire Senior Cup exit
BEN Harrison has strongly criticised the attitude of his Witton Albion team and said something must change after Tuesday night’s woeful exit from the Cheshire Senior Cup at the hands of Runcorn Linnets. Albion crashed out 3-0 against a side they
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Andrew Cooper: 'Employment Rights Bill will help improve working people's lives'
Last weekend was a chance to reflect on the first 100 days of this Labour Government. I’m proud that we have taken the first steps towards bringing our railways back into public ownership, introduced a Renters’ Rights Bill to provide better protections
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Dangerous driver avoids jail despite crashing into wall while trying to flee police
A DANGEROUS driver has avoided jail despite crashing into a wall while attempting to evade police. Victor Hondo, who was disqualified from driving at the time, was spotted behind the wheel of a Ford Focus by officers patrolling in Hartford on the
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School kids encouraged to get 'elfie' with fancy dress fun run and free porridge
THOUSANDS of school kids are being encouraged to get fit and ‘elfie’ this winter. St Luke’s Hospice, in Winsford, is calling on schools to sign up for its annual Elf Run festive fundraiser. The Elf Run invites school children to dress up as
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New landlords celebrate reopening as canalside pub's major refurbishment complete
PINTS are pouring as a pub celebrates reopening after a major refurbishment. The Broken Cross in Rudheath has welcomed punters once more, having shut for over a month. Alongside all the changes is a new team at the helm in the form of husband