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11. 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.
12. Flight to fight holidays
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 September 2005AT this time of year thousands of us will be flying across the globe to visit relatives, explore new destinations or simply lay around in the sun.
13. Simon says supply more staff to keep ‘snorkel’ in action
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 7 September 2005MACCLESFIELD'S very own "Simon Snorkel" has been forced out of service TWICE in the last month for a total of NINE days - because of staff shortages.
14. Cruel thief steals girl’s trampoline birthday present
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 September 2005SAD schoolgirl Keirra Bexton wants the bounce back in her life.
15. Village loses fight to stop pub staying open longer
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 7 September 2005FEARS of more "blaring music" coming from a pub in a sleepy rural village were not enough to stop an application to extend the opening hours of The Egerton Arms in Chelford.
16. Healthy opinions of Macclesfield voiced
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 14 September 2005MACCLESFIELD people have seized the opportunity to voice their opinions on the future of their local health services.
17. Well they asked for it!
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 7 September 2005LOCAL NHS chiefs are urging local people to have their say on health care. Yeah... right. If it is as effective as that notice hanging from the wall at Macclesfield General inviting patients to notify management of any complaints or suggestions we may as well talk to Elvis.
18. Who’s a pretty boy? Our Oliver
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 21 September 2005CONGRATULATIONS to the winner of this year's Tiny Tots 2005 competition.
19. Pizza boss panned out on 18-hour day
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 28 September 2005FAST food franchisee Jeff Reid needs to s-l-o-w down.
20. Tycoon leaves £1m to fight disease that killed his wife
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 28 September 2005A GENEROUS Prestbury businessman has left more than £1million to the University of Manchester in his will to help them find a cure for the condition that claimed the life of his wife.