Cheshire: £200,000 cannabis farm found in industrial unit | Chester and District Standard
A RESTAURANT worker has been spared prison after police raided a £200,000 cannabis farm.
Source: chesterstandard.co.uk
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Man drove carelessly in Vauxhall van
A CARELESS driver had no insurance when he drove a van in Tyldesley, Manchester magistrates heard.
Source: theboltonnews.co.uk
Makants Greyhound Rescue hosts Christmas fair
A GREYHOUND rescue held its annual Christmas fair.
Source: leighjournal.co.uk
Boxers Luke Turner and Reece Baker crowned national champions
PHOENIX Fire Amateur Boxing Club are celebrating two new national champions on their books.
Source: warringtonguardian.co.uk
Olympian urges students to 'believe and achieve'
AN OLYMPIC star has paid tribute to the civic support she received in helping her Tokyo dreams come true.
Source: leighjournal.co.uk
Olympian urges students to 'believe and achieve'
AN OLYMPIC star has paid tribute to the civic support she received in helping her Tokyo dreams come true.
Source: theboltonnews.co.uk
Don't let schools cancel Christmas
The traditional nativity play is being sacrificed in the name of fighting Covid.
Source: spiked-online.com
New Aldi supermarket to open this month
A NEW Aldi supermarket will open in Tyldesley next month, to be opened by Team GB Bronze medallist Anyika Onoura.
Source: theboltonnews.co.uk
How does YOUR street measure up? UK's best and worst roads for BROADBAND are revealed
Wistaston Road in Crewe has been revealed by Uswitch as the UKs slowest street for broadband, with average download speeds of just 0.24Mbps.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Britain's worst Christmas trees: is anything secretly more festive and fun than a disappointing fir? | Christmas
There have been no end of complaints about some of the trees being put up –from a metal one in Cardiff to a puny one in Grimsby
Source: theguardian.com