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Nov 04 Eyesore fence given the go-ahead

Nov 04 Foster child outcomes are outstanding.

Nov 04 Pub bosses fined over fire safety

Nov 04 Winter road safety campaign launches

Nov 04 £247,000 – to make elections secure

Nov 03 Another win for Town

Nov 03 Motor cycle found in flames

Nov 02 Police probe arson attack

Nov 02 Student cyclist makes top five in world

Nov 02 RSPCA centre cuts rescue service

Nov 02 The Railway Children on stage

Nov 02 Winter Fair

Nov 02 Ten-year decline of school's sixth form

Nov 02 Man robbed with knife at throat

Nov 01 Indecent exposure in Callands playground

Nov 01 Boy injured as shopping centre roof collapses

Nov 01 Shop raider threatened staff

Nov 01 Lottery winners share jackpot

Nov 01 Factory workers' voluntary work

Nov 01 Time is running out…

Nov 01 Police performance under scrutiny

Nov 01 No council money for bus dispute

Nov 01 Book sale at Penketh Library

Oct 31 Bus union rejects independent arbitration

Oct 31 Stand Up for Labour comedy night

Oct 31 Students bid for national success

Oct 31 Stoptober hailed as huge success

Oct 31 New singing competition launches

Oct 31 Caitlin aims higher

Oct 31 HS2 should change track

Oct 31 Labour bosses in clamp down on local party

Oct 30 Culcheth Life magazine November 2013

Oct 30 Three-day bus strike will be catastrophic

Oct 30 Masked men raid off-licence

Oct 30 Man escapes from gang of four

Oct 30 Students praised for safety video

Oct 30 Hate Crime campaigner urges victims to speak out

Oct 30 £28m high school set to close sixth form

Oct 30 MP given new regional growth role

Oct 30 All set for Lymm Dickensian Day

Oct 30 From watches to rodents!

Oct 29 Town back on top despite draw

Oct 29 Wolves flying high with Emirate airlines

Oct 29 Bus strike deferred

Oct 29 Village Life magazine November 2013

Oct 29 Home grown Tom lands dream job

Oct 29 Council shows support for Her Majesty's forces

Oct 29 Fire service prepare for strike action

Oct 29 MP blasts use of 0845 numbers

Oct 29 Top university lecturers praise Warrington students