Keith Morris

ON the wall outside Penketh Library is a plaque to the 12 men of Penketh and Cuerdley who died in the First World War.

Many moons ago, the Ring o' Bells – the pub next to Warrington parish church – used to be one of my regular watering holes.

So, where do we go now with Cheshire East? I ask that question in all serious and a heavy heart.

Sometimes you read a book, suspend your disbelief and utterly buy into the conceit, no matter how unlikely the premise may seem.

OH how they rolled back the years in Golden Square on Sunday night, taking the crowd to the halcyon days of Britpop as the Warrington Music Festival came to a thumping finale.

THE mother of a man believed to have fled the country after a hit-and-run crash which killed a four-year-old girl has made an emotional plea for him to come home.

TWO men were arrested following a joint operation targeting off licences in Northwich.

Production editor Keith Morris runs through his five favourite beers

WHAT’S an East End boy doing in a clearing in a Cheshire forest?

THE storyline to Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel is dark enough to be an opera.