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Coffee shop's charity week for transport team which helped save owners' baby girl (opens the original)
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A POPULAR coffee shop has held a week of fundraising to help its owners give something back to the team who cared for their daughter during an urgent hospital transfer. Rosie Pinder and Josh Walton, who own PRESS in Hartford, welcomed their little girl Elsie into the world in March earlier this year. Unfortunately, shortly after her birth, Elsie required urgent specialist neonatal care and needed to be transferred from Leighton Hospital to Arrowe Park Hospital. Little Elsie was taken to the Wirr
Ukulele club set to jam for 36 hours straight in world record attempt for charity (opens the original)
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THE sound of ukuleles will be heard for hours on end in Northwich this September as musicians look to break a world record and raise vitals funds for charity. On Saturday, September 26, Northwich Uke Club will begin their attempt to play continuously for an incredible 36 hours and claim the title for the world's longest uke jam. The current record stands at 30 hours and is held by Southampton Ukulele Jam, who wished the Northwich club the best of luck in their efforts. Beginning at 8am on the Sa
Memorial tree planted for beloved educator grows into towering 30ft tribute (opens the original)
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A MONKEY puzzle tree planted in memory of a beloved educator has grown into a towering 30-foot tribute. Raymond Sharp, of Northwich, died in September 2004, aged 69, after a long career in teaching which culminated in him being awarded an MBE for his services to education in 1997. A year after his death, his widow Margaret bought a three-foot monkey puzzle tree - one of Raymond's favourite varieties - from Marbury Garden Centre and donated it to Northwich Town Council. Now, 21 years after the to
Historic 14th century church to open for guided tours of its tower (opens the original)
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FAMILIES and heritage enthusiasts are being offered the chance to explore a 14th century church. As part of the Heritage Open Days scheme, St Chad's Church in Over, Winsford, is set to welcome the community on Saturday, September 19. Between 11am and 3pm, visitors can looks around the church as well as take guided tours of its tower, including the roof and ringing room. Atop the tower's 89 steps are panoramic views of the town and the surrounding area. Winsford historian Tony Bostock will also b
Cousins who opened tanning studio at just 18 grateful for community support (opens the original)
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TWO driven 18-year-olds are showing their appreciation to the Winsford community for the support they have received since opening their business. After finishing at their respective colleges, cousins Daisy Eaton and Lexie Grannell took the plunge to launch their own business, Winsford Tanning Studio, on July 13. Located in Road Six on the Winsford Industrial Estate, the studio boasts new high-quality tanning beds, which the pair believe offer a luxury tanning experience. Now, after receiving lot
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