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1. In Mississippi they still police the old-fashioned way

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 31 August 2005
ON A recent road trip across the US, I met up with the chief of police in a small southern town and took the opportunity to compare notes.

2. 'Affordable homes' row may now be a police matter

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 31 August 2005
LANGLEY villagers are threatening to report the town hall to the police in the latest twist in the affordable housing row.

3. Have golden oldies had their last waltz?

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 31 August 2005
IT COULD be the last dance for the pensioners of Macclesfield as the ambitious new town centre plans have neglected to give them enough space to swing their partners.

4. Life starts anew for bullied teenager

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 31 August 2005
A DISABLED teenager who suffered years of abuse and bullying has finally put her torment behind her as she prepares to start a new life following a pioneering operation unique in the UK.

5. Have your say on the future of healthcare

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 31 August 2005
HEALTH chiefs are urging local people to have their say in the most comprehensive review of health services ever mounted in East Cheshire.

6. Fire crews battle to control blaze in milking shed

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 31 August 2005
FIREFIGHTERS battled for almost four hours controlling a ferocious corn-fire, which gutted a large milking parlour and food store.

7. Take my tip and avoid trouble

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 31 August 2005
I LOVE the story of the unemployed Wilmslow man who crashed his father's car into a hedge whilst driving under the influence, and fled the scene only to be confronted by the police arriving on his doorstep early the following morning.