Stories for 20 April 2007

Crewe Guardian Business

The Outdoor Living Centre Birthday Celebrations...

The Outdoor Living Centre is celebrating its first anniversary at Stapeley Water Gardens... and what an exciting year it has been for this new and creative company, with an expanding range of stylish products that have helped bring many gardens to a completely new level.   more...

Knutsford Guardian News

Daughters mourn loss of parents

THE grown-up daughters of a couple who were found dead at their home in Holmes Chapel on Wednesday issued a statement today.   more...

Bowling club's unexpected member

VANDALS have drawn a 65ft penis in weed killer on a town centre bowling green.   more...

Messenger Newspapers News

Gardens open

DUNHAM Massey will open its gardens in support of the National Gardens Scheme on April 29. Admission is £5 and £2.50 for children.   more...

Friends plan party

THE Friends of Stamford Park and the Family Contact Line are holding a children's fun event in the park on April 29 from 2pm to 4pm.   more...

Cherry Manor school options 'to be considered'

TRAFFORD Council has earmarked £1.5million to extend Firs Primary School to enable options to be considered regarding Cherry Manor Primary School.'   more...

Paul's trip aims to make a difference

CLIMBING Mount Kilimanjaro is no mean feat - 19,340 to be exact - but a Bowdon man took on the challenge to raise funds for the Society for Abandoned Animals.   more...

Help police with race issues

GREATER Manchester Police's governing body, the GMPA, is looking to recruit members to its countywide independent advisory groups (IAG) regarding race issues and disability.   more...

Sports village gets go ahead

PLANNING chiefs have given the green light to a groundbreaking £2 million sports development in Partington.   more...

Football legend visits school

PUPILS, staff and guests at Blessed Thomas Holford Catholic College in Altrincham were in the presence of a true football legend, when Sir Bobby Charlton visited the school.   more...

Jail for pervert

A MAN who got a 14-year-old girl to perform a sex act upon him, after she went to his house to play computer games, has been jailed for 15 months.   more...

Tears of relief as neighbour from hell evicted

A NEIGHBOUR from hell has been thrown out of her Partington home.   more...

School's Swedish visitors

AN URMSTON preparatory school played host to a group of 10 Swedish headteachers this week, as part of a study into different education systems.   more...

Broadheath mechanics' little nest egg

A TEAM of Broadheath mechanics did not find egg-sactly what they expected when they opened up the bonnet of a crashed Mercedes.   more...

Northwich Guardian News

Vics v Burton preview

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Tributes to mayor flood in

THE Mayor of Vale Royal has died - and the Guardian is giving you the chance to pay your own tribute to her.   more...

Gravesend prove too strong

TWO goals late in the first half helped condemn Vics to a 3-0 defeat against Gravesend and Northfleet.   more...

Mayor's funeral date set

A DATE has been now confirmed for the funeral of the Mayor of Vale Royal Clr Joan Kerruish-Jones.   more...

Runcorn And Widnes World Business

Business of the Month

For quality bespoke kitchens and bedrooms, look no further that NYK Kitchens and Bedrooms. Based at Unit 4, Ringway Road, Runcorn, NYK Kitchens and Bedrooms has a fantastic display in it's workshop.   more...

St Helens Star Business

Willowbrook Hospice - 10 Caring Years

Carers and fundraisers at Willowbrook Hospice are preparing to celebrate the hospice's tenth anniversary this summer with an extra-special 'Moonlight Walk'.   more...

Clubland

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

Warrington Guardian News

Fiddlers Ferry fire - new pictures from height of blaze

These dramatic pictures were submitted by Daresbury Lab employee Laura Row just after the fire broke out at around 10.30am.   more...

Morley drops out of Wolves squad

ADRIAN Morley and Steve Pickersgill have dropped out of the Wolves' squad to face Catalans Dragons in Perpignan on Saturday.   more...

Bradley hasn’t had a penny since dad was killed in Iraq

BRADLEY Green looks at his daddy's picture adoringly - what the tot does not realise is that he is at the centre of an intense cash battle with the Army to claim what is rightfully his.   more...

Knott to appear at Odsal

INJURED former Wolves star Ian Knott will be present at Wolves' match at Odsal on April 29 as rugby league charity XIII Heroes commence a sponsored walk to the Millennium Stadium.   more...

Bradford tickets on sale

TICKETS for Wolves' match at Bradford on April 29 are now on sale from Wolfware.   more...

Winsford Guardian News

Tributes to mayor flood in

THE Mayor of Vale Royal has died - and the Guardian is giving you the chance to pay your own tribute to her.   more...

Mayor's funeral date set

A DATE has been now confirmed for the funeral of the Mayor of Vale Royal Clr Joan Kerruish-Jones.   more...

We have faith in our voters

THE leader of the Labour Party on Vale Royal Borough Council has appealed to residents not to vote for the British National Party.   more...

Wirral Globe News

Wirral man admits owning dangerous dog

A WIRRAL man whose dog mauled an eight-year-old boy has admitted having a dog dangerously out of control.   more...

Raise a toast to St George!

THE countdown to the first ever national campaign to celebrate England has begun.   more...

No ban on nazi symbols

AN EU decision not to criminalise Holocaust denial has been welcomed by a Wirral Euro-MP.   more...

MS sufferer's anger over scooter snub

A MAN who suffers from multiple sclerosis says he was told to park his disabled scooter outside when visiting a garage store.   more...

Two arrested on suspicion of Birkenhead murder

POLICE in Southampton this morning (Friday) arrested a 47-year-old man from South Liverpool and a 36-year-old Wirral woman on suspicion of the murder of 40-year-old Simon Sutton.   more...