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Stories for 4 July 2006

Crewe News

Suicide followed job upset

A YOUNG Crewe man took his own life after writing farewell letters to his friends and family.  more...

Nantwich News

Drive away the youth gangs - with Engelbert

TOP crooners Barry Manilow and Engelbert Humperdinck could become novel 'weapons' in Audlem's long-standing fight against troublesome youths.  more...

Runcorn & Widnes News

Water saving could help firms

WATER-SAVING companies could reap big rewards, say campaigners.  more...

Interchange for airport

A £32 MILLION interchange is set to give a boost to passengers travelling to Liverpool John Lennon Airport and give Halton residents improved access to up to 11,000 planned new jobs.  more...

Fresh start

LOSE weight, get fit, make friends and have fun.  more...

Classic cars

FIDDLERS Ferry will be awash with cars on Sunday, July 9, in the third classic car rally.  more...

Runcorn News

Intrepid Helen calls for help in charity bid

AN INTREPID student is urging World readers to venture up Mount Snowdon and help cancer patients.  more...

Trip down memory lane ...

PRECIOUS old photographs salvaged from attics have won a top accolade at Big Chip 8, the biggest ICT and new media awards outside London.  more...

Warrington News

Greenalls man, 55, on arson charge

A-55-YEAR-old Greenalls worker has been charged over the £40 million distillery blaze.  more...

All the fun of the carnival

THERE was laughs aplenty at Croft carnival this weekend.  more...

Brawlers in court after street fracas

A CHAOTIC brawl outside Mr Smith's nightclub led to four guilty pleas to affray.  more...

Pupils join in with cultural celebrations

PUPILS across Warrington have been getting creative this week to mark the start of Culturefest.  more...

Big eight given responsibilities

EIGHT areas of responsibility have been created at Warrington Borough Council following the elections in May.   more...

Residents have their say on policing issues

RESIDENTS who want to have a say in the policing of Culcheth are invited along to a meeting this week.   more...

Should we pay for rubbish removals?

You could end up paying to have rubbish taken away.  more...

£40,000 will help children splash out this summer

THOUSANDS of youngsters will be able to swim for free again this summer.   more...

Woman attacked by Rotweiler outside Culcheth shop

A PENSIONER was savagely attacked by a Rotweiler as she shopped in Culcheth.  more...

Flood of unhappy water customers

RESIDENTS were unexpectedly left without water on Wednesday evening when a mains switch-off affected more homes than planned.   more...

Health tips and advice are just the tonic at Risley

OFFENDERS at Risley prison were offered free health advice from experts last week as part of Men's Health Week.  more...

Can you give a family home to a 'retired' pet?

CAN you offer a good home to a 'low maintenance' pet?  more...

Health chiefs under fire over bed cuts

WARRINGTON'S mental health service provider, the 5 Boroughs Partnership NHS Trust, has come under fire again over its lack of consultation with the borough council.  more...

Can you give lovely Lucy a new home?

CAN you give a good home to eight-year-old Lucy?  more...

Widnes News

Intrepid Helen calls for help in charity bid

AN INTREPID student is urging World readers to venture up Mount Snowdon and help cancer patients.  more...

Trip down memory lane ...

PRECIOUS old photographs salvaged from attics have won a top accolade at Big Chip 8, the biggest ICT and new media awards outside London.  more...

Winsford News

Detectives question teenager about murder

POLICE have today been granted a further 36 hours to question an 18-year-old man in connection with the murder of a Winsford teenager in the early hours of Sunday.  more...