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11. Council homes empty due to poor repairs

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 20 August 2003
ALMOST £350,000 is slipping through Macclesfield Borough Council's fingers each week because of 'major disasters' in repairs to council houses.

12. Dog training on thin ice

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 20 August 2003
TRAINING dogs is a lonely task - out twice a day in all kinds of weather, hosing down kennels, feeding, grooming.

13. Kids quids in for visit of Torquay

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 20 August 2003
MACCLESFIELD Town are offering all under-16s the opportunity to watch the Silkmen in action on Saturday at the reduced price of £1.

14. Councillors say their allowances are justified

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 20 August 2003
BEING a local councillor can be a full time job - but only for part-time wages.

15. FAMILY Fun Day just gets better and better

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 13 August 2003
IT WAS twenty years ago today Sergeant Pepper taught the Band to play - so goes the Beatles classic.

16. Things are brewing for a big fundraiser

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 13 August 2003
THE MACMILLAN charity has now officially launched the World's Biggest Coffee Morning and all you have to do to help is make a brew!

17. Neil takes a giant step to help cancer research

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 13 August 2003
NEIL Gunn hopes that the 1,500,000 steps he takes in the next year will result in one giant leap for cancer research.

18. Fundraisers want 5,000 spectacles for Africa

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 13 August 2003
OVER the last 12 months, the people of Macclesfield have donated 2,450 pairs of old specs to help provide a new pair of eyes for adults and children in the Third World.

19. Outraged

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 13 August 2003
A BATTLING gran is spearheading the fight to save her local bus service accusing the operators of putting cash before community.

20. Super sensitive over new ‘Super Surgery’

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 13 August 2003
LITTLE did I know when I wrote about the proposed new Super Surgery the entire medical fraternity of Macclesfield would rise as one to smite me.