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Manchester dealers sentenced for flooding Macclesfield with drugs
An operation focusing on drug dealers who flooded Macclesfield with crack cocaine and heroin was triggered by serious and volatile disputes between rival gangs. On...
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Help save victims this Anti-Slavery Day
You could be forgiven for thinking that living in Cheshire slavery is something you would never encounter, but don’t kid yourself, it’s all around. The...
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A wizardly adventure at Tatton Park’s awaits!
Family fun and magical adventure will be casting a spell over the spookiest corner of Tatton Park this Halloween as interactive performance group ‘Rusticus’ present...
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Open Call for Festival Events, Exhibitions and Projects
Performers, visual artists, theatre artists, musicians, poets, writers, dancers, inventors, big thinkers, creatives, arts, heritage and cultural organisations, food makers, film makers, new technology experimenters,...
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Quiz the chief constable about policing
Cheshire’s chief constable and police and crime commissioner will be travelling around the county giving local people the chance to talk to them about local...
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Purple 4 Polio
National Polio awareness week this October highlights the Rotary campaign to eradicate polio around the world. In 1985 there were over 1,000 polio cases every...
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Eight burglars jailed for 39 offences
Above: Top row, from left, Dale Higgins, Harry Mulgrew, Robson McCabe, Dale Driver; bottom, from left, Reece Goodall, Reece McCracken, Matthew Harrop, Kurtis Rowe Eight...
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Hate crime victims become movie-makers
Above: James Brett and Luca Matthews A new hate crime video resource which has been produced by victims of the crime is set to shown...
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Fallibroome Academy recognised with National Award
Celebrate Artsmark Week recognises schools that have achieved the only accredited quality standard for the arts in schools – and Fallibroome Academy’s commitment to promoting...
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Fantastic Silver Sunday celebration for Chelford
Elderly Chelford residents enjoyed a Silver Sunday afternoon, aimed at bringing the community together, when they attended the special afternoon tea organised by Chelford Together,...
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Police host Thomas Cook recruitment event
Cheshire Constabulary is hosting a recruitment event later this week for people who lost their job as a result of the collapse of Thomas Cook....
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What’s On at Cinemac
Recorded Information: 01625 423535Enquiries: 07534 920495 Tickets• can be purchased on the door, subject to demand• can be booked in advance at cinemac.org.uk• can be purchased...
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Prestbury Travel steps up to the mark
When long-established Thomas Cook went into liquidation, leaving many of their holiday-makers high and dry, local travel agency Prestbury Travel stepped up to the mark...
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The scammers get their just desserts
We don’t make a habit of posting YouTube videos but for all those who’ve been hassled by telephone scammers – or worse, fallen victim –...
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Tytherington Juniors FC needs your help
We are sure that your Manager/Coach has already mentioned our exciting fundraising Race Night to you and it’s now less than 4 weeks away, as...
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Twenty years inspiring children in nature
Families with children, teachers and schoolchildren, members of the local community, and anyone who wants to find out more about the wildlife and cultural heritage...
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Marketing Cheshire Award for Tatton team
The winners of the 15th Marketing Cheshire Annual Tourism Awards were announced at a glittering awards ceremony at The Mere Golf Resort & Spa in...
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Hire waste is putting the cycle in recycling
Old inner tubes from the tyres of Peak District National Park hire bikes are being saved from landfill and recycled into new products. Each year,...
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Future Custodians make the South West Peak a better place
Above: Robert Kerr (top), Lloyd Ross (left) and Emily Marsden (right) working with children as part of the Wild Child project. The first ever South...
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Rob’s challenge – a picture in four hours
After several years of toying with the idea, local artist Rob Wilson finally took the plunge and applied to be on Sky TV’s Landscape Artist of the...