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Stories for 23 March 2007

Crewe Guardian Business

Wonderful Weddings

Your complete guide to planning your wedding, from choosing the all important dress to suit your shape, to compiling your wedding gift list for the big day.   more...

Messenger Newspapers Letters

Gates affect the disabled

IN June 2005 my mother suffered a severe stroke which has left her paralysed down one side, unable to speak or read or write and in constant pain, among other symptoms. For five months she was in hospital then came home where she pretty much stayed in bed until the spring.   more...

Kerbs are not safe

I completely agree with Jean about the state of the pavements. Not long ago I had to use a mobility scooter myself for a few weeks, and it is not until you try to negotiate the cracks and bumps that you realise just how bad the pavements are. There is also the problem of finding places where the kerb is low enough to cross the road, I often found I had no choice but to negotiate some distance along on the road because having found a spot low enough to get off the pavement to cross, there is often not a corresponding spot on the other side of the road. this is obviously not the safest of thing to do, especially on a busy road like Brooklands. Then there are the inconsiderate people who park their cars half on the pavement, not leaving enough space to pass. If this happens to be in an area where there is no low spot in the kerb, you can be forced to turn around and go back for a considerable distance before being able to get onto the road to bypass the parked car.   more...

Messenger Newspapers News

Funding to improve job prospects

FUNDING is being made available to improve the job prospects of priority groups in Greater Manchester.   more...

All change for Rotary

THE Rotary Club of Sale is to change to weekly evening meetings for the first time in its 73 year history.   more...

Urmston Meadows Video

South Trafford College students have been putting their media studies skills to the test to produce a virtual tour of Urmston Meadows.   more...

Two charged under terrorism act

TWO men were arrested at Manchester Airport yesterday (Thursday) in connection with the terrorist attacks in London on July 7 2005.   more...

Messenger's video news bulletin

Every Friday we bring you the borough's news in a special three-minute video bulletin.   more...

Police warning to football hooligans

Greater Manchester Police is warning football hooligans not to travel to Israel for England's Euro 2008 qualifying match this weekend.   more...

Residential home site is up for sale

Trafford Council has put 1.7 acres of prime development land in Hale Barns - on the site of a former residential care home - up for sale.   more...

Appeal to catch Bo's killers

As the third year anniversary approaches of the murder of Andrew Boland in Stretford, detectives are making a renewed appeal for information.   more...

Soldier in historic Iraq move

A SOLDIER from Trafford was among 150 soldiers from the north west who played a key role in an historic event in Iraq.   more...

New HQ for scouts

LOSTOCK Scouts are celebrating the centenary of the organisation, with the opening of a new £130,000 scouting HQ and community centre.   more...

Borough goes green

RESIDENTS are being urged to recycle their garden waste as the final rollout of the kerbside collection service is extended to across the borough.   more...

Michael's new role

THE Trafford Centre has appointed a special needs guide.   more...

Wildlife plea

ACTION for Nature is asking for the residents of the Trafford area to help in the preparation of two wildflower meadows for the season ahead, today.   more...

Kirsty to bring glitz to the blitz

TRAFFORD'S former young citizen of the year will be bringing glitz to the Blitz for a night of forties festivities to help raise money for terminally ill children.   more...

Messenger Newspapers Sport

Phoenix 6 Bison 5 (after OT)

A hat-trick from emerging star Adam Walker and a stunning overtime winner from Swedish sniper Johan Molin earned the Manchester Phoenix the two points that should secure them a sixth place finish in the bmibaby Elite League table.   more...

Northwich Guardian Business

Women in Business

A friendly environment, professional advice, quality service. These are the attributes that have helped make Verity Plum the specialist in elegant clothes in large sizes, such a success since opening in Knutsford two years ago.   more...

Northwich Guardian Sport

Fancy getting the train?

The last train from Manchester to Knutsford currently leaves the city at 11.09pm.   more...

Runcorn And Widnes World Business

Lifestyle - a guide to a better Spring

A special feature with lots of hints, tips and ideas on preparing for the Spring season. From health and beauty ideas, to ideas for your home & garden, ensuring you really will be ready to step into Spring.   more...

St Helens Star Business

Clubland

Your guide to what's on in the pubs and clubs around the St Helens area.   more...

Prescot & Rainhill

Construction company Bluestone, which has offices in Liverpool has won a £4million contract to start the first phase of development of the new Prescot Business Park.   more...

Warrington Guardian News

Champagne reception at Mayor's Ball

TOWN dignitaries flocked to Warrington's party of the year last Friday at the annual Mayor's Ball.   more...

Cullen unhappy with forward passes again

PAUL Cullen again felt forward passes gave the scoreline an unfair balance during Sunday's 30-12 home win against Hull KR.   more...

Clarke to play key role at Belle Vue

PAUL Cullen hopes Jon Clarke can produce another big performance at scrum half at Wakefield tomorrow, Sunday.   more...

Versatility crucial at Wakefield

WOLVES will again have to 'up the ante' to cope with positional changes at Wakefield tomorrow, Sunday.   more...

Guilty verdict in prison trial

TWO men have been jailed for life after being found guilty of the murder of Patrick Butler at HMP Risley.   more...

Wolfware shut on Monday afternoon

WARRINGTON Wolves' club shop will be closed on Monday afternoon.   more...

No long-term fears for Morley

WOLVES have no concerns over the long-term future of injury victim Adrian Morley.   more...

Wirral Globe News

Plan to turn church into flats

ONE of Wirral's most famous religious landmarks - Ss Peter and Paul Church in New Brighton - could be sold off and converted into luxury apartments.   more...

Pensioner killed in Heswall car crash

A PENSIONER has died after a car crash in Heswall.   more...