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611. Say cheese while we rip you off
Wilmslow Express, Wednesday 10 December 2003ALDERLEY councillor Marc Asquith has slammed the siting of a new speed camera on the A34 Congleton Road claiming its location was chosen to maximise speeding fines rather than to prevent accidents.
612. If Christmas is already wearing your batteries down, then visit Sid at the Army & Navy store!
Wilmslow Express, Wednesday 3 December 2003THE GREAT thing about the run up to Christmas is the dazzling array of products and services on offer. Do you realise your funeral would cost 67 per cent more today than in 1991?
613. Happy to help these idiot hooligans on their way to hell!
Wilmslow Express, Wednesday 26 November 2003I WAS reading the parish magazine at lunchtime. I never knew there were so many things to do in our village.
614. Decent folk are being driven to the brink of vigilantism by thugs
Wilmslow Express, Wednesday 19 November 2003I HAVE received some desperate letters in recent months from residents whose lives have been made unbearable by vandals and louts.
615. Speak out at yob culture
Wilmslow Express, Thursday 13 November 2003THE front page of both the Macclesfield and Wilmslow Express make very depressing reading at the end of October.
616. The cruellest fate of all
Wilmslow Express, Wednesday 5 November 2003CAN a parent face any fate worse than the death of their child? I didn't think so until I read about 18-year-old William Legross of Styal convicted of Internet sex offences involving images of children.
617. Macclesfield Chamber of Tirade
Wilmslow Express, Thursday 30 October 2003I WAS very honoured to be the guest speaker at the first Macclesfield Chamber of Trade dinner held at Chesters restaurant.
618. Magistrates by-pass violent thugs
Wilmslow Express, Wednesday 22 October 2003I KNOW it seems like I'm on a mission; trust me I'm not, but how could I possibly ignore the incidents currently occurring in Wilmslow.
619. Top policemen need to get wih the beat
Wilmslow Express, Wednesday 15 October 2003NO sooner has Cheshire's chief constable dispelled the myth 'bobbies on the beat don't catch criminals' than along comes a new senior officer to advise us he intends to introduce 'intelligent' policing.
620. Three years on, three years off at Macc General
Wilmslow Express, Thursday 9 October 2003WHEN hospital trusts say they can't afford to pay their nurses a living wage, they insist it is due to restricted budgets.