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1. Mums fight to save key hospital services
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 September 2005THREE rattled mums are waging their own war over plans to cut hospital services.
2. MP blasts gagging order not to identify ASBO lout
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 7 September 2005MP SIR Nicholas Winterton has blasted Macclesfield Magistrates after they spared an ASBO thug from custody yesterday (Tues) and DENIED the Express the right to name the yob.
3. Scandal of throw-away canine pets
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 7 September 2005A NEW survey has revealed the scandal of dogs abandoned in the North West.
4. Believe me Three is not company
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 7 September 2005LET ME issue a word of warning: Unless you are stone deaf and carry a mobile phone as a fashion accessory DO NOT subscribe to the 3 Mobile network.
5. Nancy’s in the pink!
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 7 September 2005RESIDENTS of Bollington were anything but tickled pink to wake up last week and discover that a mystery painter had given their favourite landmark an unwelcome makeover.
6. Please don’t look upon me as the Peoples’ champion
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 September 2005"CALL yourself the people's champion, not much help are you?" I thought I was daydreaming but the irate man stood before me in Chestergate proved otherwise.
7. I feel a right pickle coming second in one-chutney race!
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 September 2005PRODUCE show judges found themselves in a right pickle when they didn't quite relish the SOLE entry in the chutney class.
8. Post office raid bungled by ‘kidnapper’
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 7 September 2005PLUCKY postmistress Brenda Read left her stamp on a bungling blackmailer who burst into her shop wearing a crash helmet and demanding cash when she told him to push off!
9. Conquering Kilimanjaro for the Kirsty Appeal
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 September 2005FEW people are brave enough to take up the challenge of trekking to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro - but a team from our sister paper, the Manchester Evening News were determined to make it to the top to help secure the future of nationally-famous Francis House Children's Hospice.
10. Banjo lad has the blues!
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 September 2005A LITTLE boy is singing the blues in Macclesfield with a banjo on his knee.