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1. Bride is given away by her sheepdog
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 29 August 2007IT MAY sound like a shaggy dog story, but one beautiful bride was walked down the aisle by her beloved Old English Sheepdog at her Rushton Spencer wedding.
2. Village chippy fishing for top national shop prize
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 29 August 2007THE CHIPS aren't down at Poynton's V3 takeaway now it's been shortlisted for the National Fish and Chip Shop of the Year Competition.
3. Poynton roads are put in a chokehold
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 1 August 2007POYNTON'S main artery has been placed in a two-month chokehold after contractors began even more roadworks at the weekend - this time feeding a major electricity cable underground.
4. ‘Immoral’ congestion charge is one-way traffic fumes council
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 1 August 2007CONTROVERSIAL plans for congestion charging in Manchester have been slammed by major parties in the borough council.
5. Real case 2: Jealousy leads to violence
Macclesfield Express, Thursday 16 August 2007A JEALOUS husband who suspected his wife was having an affair told her to take off her spectacles and then proceeded to punch her in the face for "several minutes", a court heard.
6. Council missing out on more than £1M in taxes
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 15 August 2007TOWN hall finance bosses have failed to collect more than £1.3million owed to them in council tax over the last year, a trade union study has revealed.
7. Cricket club is out
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 8 August 2007AFTER months of heated debate, councillors have finally rubber-stamped plans for a £5million private care village on Macclesfield Cricket Club's Victoria Road site - the third of its kind in the town.
8. Football coach was ‘double the limit’
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 22 August 2007A YOUTH football coach from Bollington was more than twice the legal drink drive limit when he died as his car collided with a tree, an inquest at Macclesfield Town Hall heard.
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