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1. Life for author’s killer
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 28 December 2005A SIMPLE gap in a hedge could have prompted a Macclesfield supermarket shelf-stacker to start the house fire that killed celebrated authoress Miriam Polunin.
2. A goodwill message
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 30 November 2005CHESHIRE'S ASBO tsar and his right-hand woman on the ground in Macclesfield have a message to the town's victims of crime - "You and not the criminal are our top priority."
3. Police are retaking control of the streets claims chief
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 30 November 2005THE OFFICER who has taken command of Cheshire Police Eastern Area believes policing has made big strides since the force reorganised in April.
4. £5,000 reward for capture of armed robbers
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 30 November 2005DETECTIVES are hunting a gang of masked armed robbers, whose raid on Poynton Post Office was thwarted by quick-thinking counter staff.
5. Have a go Gran beat off gang
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 16 November 2005EXCLUSIVE HAVE-a-go granny Mary Slater knew how to get rid of three villains who robbed her out of her £5,000 life-savings - she gave them the brush-off!
6. Pensioners robbed of £5,000 life savings
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 9 November 2005A TRIO of heartless thugs, posing as "waterboard workers", tricked their way into an elderly couple's home, punched a 76-year-old woman and then fled with almost £5,000 in life-savings.
7. Our two year nightmare by suspended cops
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 2 November 2005EXCLUSIVE ONE of the four Macclesfield detectives suspended for 25 months over corruption allegations said last night: "Every day for the past two years I have gone to bed wondering whether I would be going to jail."
8. Terror hotline for town’s vulnerable
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 2 November 2005MACCLESFIELD'S most terrorised have been thrown a lifeline by police.
9. Mob rule!
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 26 October 2005EXCLUSIVE THREE FAMILIES have hit out at police who were "too busy" to send help after their children were subjected to five days of shocking violence by a mob of baying youths.
10. ‘Slag us off if we don’t deliver’ top cop tells residents
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 19 October 2005A STRAIGHT-talking police boss laid it on the line to angry residents at a special meeting - "don't slag me and my officers off for what's happened in the past, give us nine weeks and if things aren't better, you can slag us off then".