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21. Mottram's Maxwell plans case for Alliance title defence

Macclesfield Express, Tuesday 21 December 2004
GOLF: MOTTRAM Hall professional Tim Maxwell begins the defence of his Alliance match play title with a home draw against Lymm professional Steve McCarthy.

22. My apologies ... but it is Christmas time

Macclesfield Express, Tuesday 21 December 2004
ONE OF the high spots of writing a weekly column is when readers stop me in the street, shake my hand and say 'keep up the good work'.

23. Apartments go ahead despite opposition

Macclesfield Express, Tuesday 21 December 2004
PLANS for six new apartments to replace a house on Macclesfield Road in Prestbury have been given the go-ahead by councillors.

24. Lost phone in terror scare

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 15 December 2004
FOUR young students and a lost telephone sparked a two week long terrorist security check as Special Branch investigated their background right back to their homes in Dubai.

25. Xmas ‘no nonsense’ approach by police

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 15 December 2004
A CHRISTMAS crackdown on town centre hooligans has been launched by Macclesfield Police.

26. Cards are a seasonal joy, not a chore

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 15 December 2004
I'VE JUST spent an entire Sunday afternoon writing out over a 100 Christmas cards. I don't mean conveyor belt style 'Best Wishes, I'm talking personal messages on each and every card. It's not a chore; I love it. It's an opportunity to appreciate good friends let those less fortunate know that someone cares.

27. On the top row!

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 15 December 2004
Rowing STANDING at 6ft 5ins, it's fair to say 17-year-old William Laughton has got a big future ahead of him.

28. Stones are to be ‘topple tested’

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 15 December 2004
CHURCH gravestones are to be "topple tested" later this month as part of a new Diocesan initiative.

29. The ban on hunting could leave all of us with plenty of things to grouse about

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 15 December 2004
I'VE NEVER been on a fox hunt, never really wanted to, so in theory the hunting ban won't affect me and although I train gundogs I don't actually shoot so it's all the same to me whether my dogs retrieve ducks or canvas dummies. So why should I care? Well, I might not if those eager to ban all country sports were as committed to the upkeep of the countryside as the participants.

30. A grieving daughter asks why nothing has been done about the perilous junction where her mother died

Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 15 December 2004
A GRIEVING daughter is appalled that nothing has been done to improve the dangerous junction where her partially-sighted mother was horrifically crushed under the wheels of a 37-ton wagon almost a year ago.
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