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Chester Celebrations for 4 April 2008

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Sensory zoo tour Apr 04 2008

VISITORS will be able to use their senses to enjoy a day out at Chester Zoo.Read

Tots use signs of the rhymes to aid charity Apr 04 2008

A BABY signing class held a sponsored sing and sign to raise money for a children’s charity.Read

School’s farewell to caretaker Apr 04 2008

BYE MISS: A village school caretaker retired after 33 years with a hug from the youngsters and gifts galore. The fond farewell for Joan Hulse took place at Utkinton St Paul’s C of E Primary School. TC200308ut-003Read

Shop staff face up to yellow peril! Apr 04 2008

FUNDRAISING for a cancer charity has gone to a Tesco worker’s head.Read

Day out with hint of nostalgia Apr 04 2008

TO celebrate 40 years since the passing of steam trains on the Mid Cheshire Line and the launch of Cheshire’s Year of Gardens, ‘The Cheshire Gardens Express’, sponsored by Cheshire County Council, will provide a fabulous nostalgic day out for all the family.Read

Charity receives £10,000 Apr 04 2008

CHILDREN’S charity project, the NCH Lache Family Centre, was celebrating as the NatWest Chester branch presented a cheque for £10,000.Read

Students learn steps for salsa Apr 04 2008

SPANISH STYLE: Spanish students from The Queen’s School have returned from a half-term trip to Barcelona. The youngsters, aged between 14 and 18 practised their language skills while taking in the architectural sights of the city. They also enjoyed sampling paella as well as learning how to salsa and cha-cha.Read

Stars are in the ‘funny’ money! Apr 04 2008

A CHANCE find of a briefcase full of money results in two hours of frantic fun in Tarporley.Read

Charity lunch to help Isaac Apr 04 2008

A LUNCH meeting has helped serve up a healthy sum for charity in aid of a special boy.Read

Youngsters enjoy taste of African life Apr 04 2008

A GROUP of eight young people from Blacon Junior Youth Inclusion Project recently returned from a week-long residential in The Gambia West Africa.Read