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Cultural attractions Ellesmere Port set for Christmas light switch on ELLEMSERE Port will switch on its Christmas lights with Mayor Cllr Paul Donovan on hand to throw the switch at the Civic Square on Friday, November 29. Crime LIVE: Lines re-open after 'security alert' reported at Chester Railway Station Trains have been unable to call at Chester Railway Station this evening due to a 'security alert'. Pets Meet Honey - The rescue dog who has qualified as an official crimefighter! A RESCUE DOG has overcome all obstacles to become an official crimefighter with the Cheshire and North Wales Police Dogs Unit. Business Ellesmere Port chemical firm plans to create state-of-the-art office space A CHEMICAL manufacturer in Ellesmere Port has submitted plans to replace a three-storey office building at its Oil Sites Road location with a new state of the art building. Christmas Annual Lantern Parade to light up city streets next week CHESTER’S festive Lantern Parade takes place on Thursday, November 28, with schoolchildren from across the area parading through the city centre with their hand made lanterns. Local government Plans to demolish village cottage in favour of new four-bed home A cottage in a Cheshire village could be flattened to make way for a new house. Business Pop Specs founders named among list of top entrepreneurs A PAIR of University of Chester graduates who founded a popular eyewear business, including a stall within the city’s New Market, have been named in a list of top entrepreneurs. Court Man pretended to be Financial Ombudsman whilst defrauding partner of £20,000 A 29-YEAR-OLD man rom Chester has been jailed after admitting defrauding his partner to the tune of more than £20,000. Emergency Multiple fire crews called to major incident at address near Chester FIRE crews have been working through the night at an address near Tarporley after a major fire spread throughout the property. Lucy Letby Judge denies he was asked to advise Letby hospital because he is a Freemason A judge has denied he was asked to give legal advice to hospital bosses over concerns about nurse Lucy Letby because he is a Freemason, a public inquiry has heard. Read more

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