WITTON Albion completed a double over North Ferriby United on Saturday to put further distance between themselves and the relegation zone. Will Jones scored a decisive goal in the opening period when he arrowed a sweetly-struck shot into the bottom
An outcome that matters It was massively important to pick up three points, and we’re in a better position now than at the start of the day. On another day, it could have been 7-0 but we got what we wanted. We still have a couple of
WITTON Albion did what they needed to and without fuss. Given their stumbles, all of them notorious, in years past against apparent no-hopers then they deserve credit for their diligence. Will Jones’ goal, the only one of the game, was worthy
Can you remember the heady days of 2006? I can. Back in 2006, Tony Blair was still in charge, we hadn't had the global financial and banking crisis, the country was basking in long, hot summers, winter was a whole lot milder (OK I may have made
FEBRUARY 28 marks the start of Eating Disorder Awareness Week and as the national event approaches, Northwich woman Helen Davies speaks to the Guardian about her own ordeal with anorexia, and what she’s doing to support others with similar conditions
A FIRE crew was called to a children's play area last night, Friday, following reports of a small fire. One fire engine from the Winsford station attended the incident in Station Road around 8.30pm. A Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesman
WINSFORD four-piece The Luka State are set to release their new single ‘What’s My Problem’ on March 15, via Salt Town Records/Project Music, with the single also out now via all digital platforms. The Luka State are Conrad Ellis (voice, guitar),
On reaching a semi-final We’ve tried to reinforce the message that our season isn’t over. There is work for us to do in the league, and we wanted to progress to the semi-final. Once you reach that stage of any cup competition then the
AN award-winning soprano singer from Winsford has started her search to find young talented soloists. Charlotte Hoather, 24, won the prestigious Pendine International Voice of the Future competition at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod
A DYNAMIC new play, exploring the relationship between revolutionary theatre director, Joan Littlewood and her one time husband and partner Jimmy Miller (aka Ewan MacColl) will be showing at Lion Salt Works next month. Joan and Jimmy – a musical
1874 NORTHWICH had to wait a while for this moment. They reached the last four of the North West Counties League Challenge Cup in the club’s inaugural season, losing to Maine Road five years ago, and will now have a second attempt at reaching the
