CHILDREN have proved to be real characters while treading the boards in Davenham this summer. A group of youngsters took part in a Pocket Panto summer school which culminated in a performance of Aladdin on Friday. The summer school was held at Davenham
WALKERS are needed to help raise cash for the Alzheimer’s Society with a ramble around the Northwich countryside. Participants can choose either a two or five mile walk around Marbury Park on Sunday, September 20. The society is aiming to exceed last
WITTON Albion can ill afford to be complacent against neighbours Congleton Town tomorrow, according to manager Gary Finley. The Wincham Park chief told the Guardian his team’s victory over the Bears in last season’s Mid-Cheshire FA Senior Cup final counts
Witton Albion v Congleton Town FA Cup Preliminary Round Venue Wincham Park Prize money £1,500 Admission Adults £8.50, Concessions £5.50, U16s £4 U14s Free Replay date Tuesday, September 1 (ko 7.45pm) Previous meeting Witton 2 Congleton
ANDY Preece believes Vics’ test at Workington will be one that’s repeated time and again this season. The Northwich boss told the Guardian that the Cumbrian outfit shared the characteristics of most of his team’s rivals. “They are what I would call
Workington v Northwich Victoria (ko 3pm) Blue Square North Venue Borough Park Admission Adults £10, Concessions (OAPs, Students, U16s) £5, U5s Free Odds (Blue Square) Workington 6/4, Draw 12/5, Vics 11/8 Previous Meeting Workington 5 Vics 2 (February
Here is the latest bulletin from Insp Paul Loughlin, from Northwich’s Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT): I would like to remind shoppers who visit Northwich town centre to be careful with their valuables, purses and mobile phones. In
AN aspiring popstar from Middlewich was told by The X Factor judges on Saturday that she has the potential to be great. Marie Clare Scott, of Holmes Chapel Road, faced Simon Cowell, Cheryl Cole, Louis Walsh and Dannii Minogue when she sang
GREAT Britain’s men’s four will race side by side with their gold medal rivals in tomorrow’s World Championships final. Northwich Rowing Club star Matthew Langridge and co have been drawn in the lane next to Australia, who finished second at last summer
THE Guardian has received an anonymous letter giving possible clues as to the identity of Jock Straiton’s third killer. Full details of the typed letter cannot be published for legal reasons, however the two sheets of A4 paper have been handed to police
QUESTIONS on issues as diverse as immigration, employment and how to avoid becoming a megalomaniac were fired at David Cameron when he visited Northwich. The man who would be Britain’s next Prime Minister faced a mixed audience at Kingsmead Primary
