MPs to discuss HS2 in Commons debate

Winsford Guardian: The cost of the HS2 high speed railway line, linking London, Birmingham and the North, could spiral from current estimates of £42.6bn to more than £80bn, opponents of the link, which cuts across north east Oxfordshire, have claimed

7:00am Thursday 24th April 2014

PARLIAMENT is set to debate the first phase of HS2 today, Thursday.

Archaeology event returns to Winsford

Winsford Guardian: Digging deep into our history

6:00pm Wednesday 23rd April 2014

ROMAN coins, prehistoric copper mining and The First World War feature in a popular archaeology event which returns on Saturday.

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Farm land earmarked for hundreds of homes

Winsford Guardian: Land north of Rilshaw Lane where new homes could be built

2:57pm Wednesday 23rd April 2014

DEVELOPERS have submitted a planning application to build hundreds of new houses on agricultural land close to the scenic Winsford flash.

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Mikron Theatre to sail into Winsford

Winsford Guardian: Youth Theatre

10:46am Tuesday 22nd April 2014

THE acclaimed Mikron Theatre will sail into Winsford again this summer to perform their brand new comedy play.

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Mikron theatre to sail into Winsford this summer

Winsford Guardian: Mikron theatre to sail into Winsford this summer

6:00am Monday 21st April 2014

THE acclaimed Mikron Theatre will sail into Winsford again this summer to perform their brand new comedy play.

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Winsford father calls for more prostate cancer screening after son's death

Winsford Guardian: Prostate Cancer UK Fundraiser - Sober Night Challenge

6:00am Sunday 20th April 2014

THE Father of a Winsford man who died of prostate cancer is calling on the authorities to roll out better screening at GPs.

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Blind man hails Winsford cabbie's methods but others still bucking the law

Winsford Guardian: Craig, right, alongside sister, Claire and cabbie Kenny Isherwood from L&M Cars

6:00am Saturday 19th April 2014

A BLIND Winsford man left standing on the kerb by law-breaking cabbies has been put on the road to happiness by a friendly local taxi firm.

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Battlefields trip gives soldier's Winsford charity quest fresh impetus

Winsford Guardian: World War One poppies to be planted across Bushey

6:00am Friday 18th April 2014

A FORMER soldier hoping to build a centre for former veterans near Winsford is drawing on inspiration from a First World War battlefields trip to get his scheme off the ground.

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