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1. Online petition
Macclesfield Express, Monday 31 October 2005HERE'S your chance to add your support to the hospital campaign wherever you are in the world by adding your name to our online petition ...
2. For better or for wurst our spicy sausage will win
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 26 October 2005FOR BETTER or for wurst a mother and daughter team are sizzling favourites to win the region's sausage crown.
3. What kind of animal makes a pawprint as big as this?
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 26 October 2005WHAT'S afoot? Mystery surrounds the discovery of a giant pawprint in Bollington which was spotted by walkers just hours before a sheep was mauled to death.
4. Health services need to be 'modernised'
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 26 October 2005THE FINAL options to be included in the public consultation for the Future Healthcare Project will be determined at a three-way public board meeting on Wednesday, November 30.
5. 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.
6. Celebrity Duke’s cheap as chips chance to top up perma-tan
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 26 October 2005BARGAIN Hunt presenter David Dickinson is set to swap the luxury of his Bollington farmhouse for a hammock in the wild when he joins the next series of 'I'm A Celebrity - Get Me Out Of Here'.
7. Over 4,000 sign petition
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 26 October 2005OVER 4,000 residents have signed the petition to protect services at Macclesfield Hospital.
8. Alternatives will be a nightmare by public transport
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 26 October 2005USING the nearest alternative hospitals to take a sick or injured person or to visit a patient by public transport would be a logistical nightmare and would cost you dear.
9. Betrayal proves council does not care about aged
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 26 October 2005IMAGINE you are 91 years old living in sheltered accommodation. Moving out is not something you care to contemplate but when councillors knock on your door and offer to put in a new kitchen, bathroom and lift you reluctantly vacate your home to enable the refurbishment to take place.
10. Grandad: 'What would I have done when I fell off my ladder?'
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 26 October 2005GRANDFATHER-of-two David Leonard, 66, of Ivy Lane, was one of the hundreds of people who signed our petition and personally brought it into the Macclesfield Express office.