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Breaking News for 2 October 2008

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Chester-born Sir Ian Blair quits as Scotland Yard chief Oct 02 2008

CHESTER-born Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair has quit his job.Read

Extra home gets go-ahead at Cheshire pub site Oct 02 2008

AN ADDITIONAL home was approved at a housing development at a village pub.Read

Tarporley triumphs in Best Kept Village competition Oct 02 2008

TARPORLEY is the toast of Cheshire after scooping the Championship Award in the Best Kept Village competition.Read

Car flipped on to roof in accident at Cotebrook Oct 02 2008

A CAR flipped on to its roof in Cotebrook on Wednesday morning (October 1).Read

Chronicle saves village British Legion from closure Oct 02 2008

A VILLAGE Royal British Legion has been saved from closure - thanks to help from The Chronicle.Read

Cheshire West council boss begins his new role Oct 02 2008

CHESHIRE West and Chester Council’s first chief executive, Steve Robinson, began work yesterday (Wednesday, October 1).Read

Chester council to probe credit crunch impact on city Oct 02 2008

THE world wide turmoil in banking and financial services and its possible effect on Chester is due to be raised at a Town Hall meeting next week.Read

Lib Dems attack top Tory over car parking policy Oct 02 2008

AN ATTACK on Chester City Council's customer services supremo, Cllr Stephen Mosley, is due to be launched next week.Read

Minister asked to come to aid of Chester’s blind people Oct 02 2008

DIFFICULTIES faced by blind people in Chester district could be raised with Work and Pensions secretary James Purnell MP.Read

Narrow escape for Chester bus passengers on level crossing Oct 02 2008

A SAFETY barrier on a level crossing smashed a bus window as it came down with a train approaching.Read

Housing trust’s apology to Chester pensioner Oct 02 2008

A HOUSING trust has apologised to a pensioner for failing to carry out essential repairs.Read

Cheshire pub landlord’s £5,000 unpaid electricity bill Oct 02 2008

A LANDLORD has promised to pay his electricity bills after an application was made in court to have the supply to his pub cut off.Read

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