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Former Northwich MP Mike Amesbury to 'co-operate with police' after assault reported
A LABOUR MP has said he will 'co-operate with any inquiries' police have as officers probe reports of an alleged assault involving the backbencher. Mike Amesbury said an incident on Saturday had left him feeling “threatened” after footage circulated
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More tastes of victory for Witton Albion and Winsford United
THAT winning feeling continues for Witton Albion. Ben Harrison’s side made it three victories in eight days as they saw off Stafford Rangers 2-0 at the U Lock It Stadium. James Hooper proved to be Albion’s super sub, sealing the success with
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Welcome to Wonderland - We took a trip to try out Cheshire's newest tea room
TAKE a trip down to Wonderland at Cheshire’s newest tea room. Davenports in Bartington has a new name and a new owner. Now known as Dormouse Haven, the tea room has been taken over by award-winning chef Petra Sohna, following nearly a century
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“I love the changing of the seasons especially watching the colours of autumn”
WELCOME to Behind the Lens, a feature that shines a light on the talented photographers in our Guardian Camera Club group. This week, Ann-Marie Taylor shares some of her favourite photographs. Ann-Marie, who lives in Rudheath, took up photography
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Cheshire Police welcomes 12 new special constables to the beat
A SOFTWARE performance tester, an interpreter and a high school teacher have become special constables. They were among 12 people who were welcomed at an attestation ceremony at Cheshire Police's headquarters last week. To become special constables
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Cake artist's farm engineer hubby swaps welder for piping bag as demand soars
A WEDDING cake artist from Barnton brought her farm engineer hubby into the business to keep up with demand for her delicious creations. Steph Horn, a former nursery teacher, took the plunge in 2022, going full-time running Merryfall Cakes Bakery
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Inquest opened into death of 61-year-old killed in two-vehicle A556 crash
AN inquest has been opened into the death of a 61-year-old man who died after a crash in Northwich. Cheshire Coroners’ Court heard Philip Cruse had been driving his car on the A556, Chester Road, on June 17 when he was involved in a collision.
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NHS worker fined £100 after parking outside closed shop for 44 seconds too long
AN NHS worker has been fined £100 for parking 44 seconds too long. Winsford resident Emily Denton was left ‘frustrated’ after receiving the hefty parking charge after pulling up outside Home Bargains at Wharton Retail Park. Emily stopped for