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1. Nelson would have turned in his grave
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 27 July 2005I WAS in Spain when the Battle of Trafalgar was commemorated on the Thames.
2. Are public being railroaded over town centre schemes?
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 27 July 2005THE Senior Citizens' Hall was packed when I called to see the proposed development plans for Macclesfield town centre.
3. Drama as Bard may be barred from Wilmslow
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 20 July 2005WHEN Macclesfield Borough Council invite consultants to 'think the unthinkable' it's usually because MBC don't have the courage to 'speak the unspeakable'.
4. Legoland comes to Macclesfield
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 20 July 2005SHHH... does anyone know what 'Quiet Lanes' are? Folks in Sutton and Langley didn't actually want 'em despite glossy brochures and slick presentations. Try as they might Cheshire County Council could not persuade residents that their 'Quiet Lanes' scheme was actually worth the reported £60K to £90K.
5. Let the Express help you to discover your roots
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 13 July 2005IF you have an interest in genealogy, step right this way.
6. Gutless inaction that led to a child’s death but nobody to blame
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 13 July 2005DO you ever feel that we've lost the plot completely?
7. A cure for nostalgia
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 6 July 2005MAYBE it stems from being an only child in a very small family but I've always gone to inordinate lengths to keep in touch with people I know. I hate saying goodbye to friends when they move away and I rarely forget a birthday. I sent a Christmas card for 30 years to an ex neighbour until last year when I found out he'd been dead since 1979.
8. No time for jobsworths on the silage team
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 6 July 2005I WAS hosing the kennel runs down with cold water when I heard the silage team arrive. The weather forecasters predicted a few hot dry days and suddenly contractors appeared out of nowhere. Huge mowers swept up and down the fields blazing their way well into the night, the cut grass soon stacked in neat rows.
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