A FUNKY Ford Focus and jazzed-up Jeep will be among around 80 cars driving through Europe this week, as a team of Northwich drivers raise money for brain tumour research. The team of six – including brain tumour survivor Nathan Blundell – will take
AN emotional evening saw friends of Jonathan Williams share warm memories of the late town clerk. Monday’s scheduled Middlewich Town Council meeting was restructured to allow councillors and members of the public to pay tribute to Jonathan, following
THE annual Winsford Salt Fair has been hailed a huge success. Sharlands Fun Fair attracted record crowds, Winsford Town councillors were told at a meeting last night. Open days at the Brunner Guildhall proved very popular as various groups
A WINCHAM engineer is marking a quarter of a century of service. Creel expert and senior installation engineer Rick Jones joined Cygnet Texkimp 25 years ago after knocking on the door of its former Manchester Road premises and handing over his CV
A FUN-LOVING rescue dog is launching a new fundraising event for St Luke's Hospice. Nala is the face of Woof Mudder, the first dog and owner muddy obstacle course which takes place at Blackmere Village near Northwich on Sunday, September 22.
A RELAXING get together has been held for parents of children who have just started in reception class. Coffee and cakes were served to mums and dads at St Mary's Catholic Primary School in Middlewich. Headteacher Janet McKinlay said: "It is
A FUN-LOVING rescue dog is launching a new fundraising event for St Luke's Hospice. Nala is the face of Woof Mudder, the first dog and owner muddy obstacle course which takes place at Blackmere Village near Northwich on Sunday, September 22.
FOR only the fourth time in the Brunner Cup’s 110-year history, the trophy headed to Winsford with Wharton Cons. It was a classic final that ebbed and flowed but eventually, Wharton triumphed by a slender 12-chalk margin. They may have lost at
FOR only the fourth time in the Brunner Cup’s 110-year history, the trophy headed to Winsford with Wharton Cons. It was a classic final that ebbed and flowed but eventually, Wharton triumphed by a slender 12-chalk margin. They may have lost at
“A GAME of two halves” would be an appropriate way to describe this fixture as Northwich marked their first home game of the new season with a victory. They had to do it the hard way, though – visitors Burnage had the better of the first half and
GROUND survey works will begin at Knights Grange next month, as Cheshire FA plans to build a world class sports facility continue. Over the past few months the association, along with its development partner ION Developments, has undertaken significant
ONCE again, Vale Royal Athletics Club’s under 15s proved unstoppable on the road. They claimed a clean sweep in the Northern Road Relays in Manchester in another stunning performance, which came just a week after dominating the north west competition
A PRIMARY school in Hartford is hosting its very first music festival this weekend. Hartfest takes place at Hartford Primary School this Saturday, promising bands, a barbecue and brilliant stalls all thanks to the work of the school’s Parent and
WEAVER Valley Cycling Club youngster Harry Dexter gave another indication of his prodigious talent at the weekend. In the club’s open Hill Climb competition, the 19-year-old was Weaver Valley’s fastest rider as he completed the legendary Cat and
WITH two of their junior teams winning cup finals, Weaverham Cricket Club really did enjoy a super Sunday. Senior cricket may have endured a tough period of late, but the performances of the under 13s and under 15s show the future could be bright
SIX weeks of roadworks will begin at Kingsmead next month, as part of the new Dane Valley development. More than 220 homes will be built on the Dane Valley after plans were approved on appeal earlier this year, with the development requiring access
HOME advantage proved crucial for two Delamere Forest Golf Club members in a prestigious annual competition. After a dramatic final, Anne Perry and Sue Claxton were victorious in the Doris Chambers Cup, named in memory of a top Cheshire and national
IF you’ve ever found yourself in Victoria Infirmary Northwich’s waiting room the chances are you’ve paid a visit to the tea kiosk there. For decades, this little booth has provided refreshments, a source of comfort and sometimes a shoulder to cry
HELPING to transform the lives of poverty stricken villagers in Kenya has made a lasting impact on three Winsford teenagers. The trio spent four weeks working tirelessly building a house for a family living in deplorable conditions as they completed
ORGANISERS are putting the finishing touches to the 26th Northwich Beer and Drinks Festival, ahead of the opening night this Friday. Guardian readers can pick up a free half pint of beer by collecting two tokens, printed in the September 12 and
MIDDLEWICH'S community mayor and mayoress have helped open a new community garden in Cledford. Community mayor David Roberts and consort Lynne Hardy were at Princess Court on Wednesday, September 11, for the official opening of the supported living
