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Game 40 of the National League North season for the Blues comes in the North East, as they face Blyth Spartans.

A man who sexually assaulted a child over a number of years has been jailed.

The Bunbury Village Day Team are delighted to announce that on Saturday 17th June they are planning to boldly go where no man (or woman) has gone before…. SPACE!

Chester FC Women are at home in the league this weekend, for the first time in two weeks, as they take on Wythenshawe Women at the KGV Sports Hub.

Two internationally renowned poets performed at a Flintshire library this week.

Two men have been jailed following burglaries at shops across the North West.

On Saturday 1st April it’s Vice President's Lunch Day at Chester Rugby Club, as your local team play Rotherham Titans in National League 2 North at 3pm.

Coleg Cambria has organised recruitment events at its sites in Northop, Deeside, and Yale and Bersham Road in Wrexham to meet demand for new staff.

Members of an organised crime group, who were jailed for more than 69 years, have been ordered to pay over £500,000 and have had their homes seized under the Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA).

Cheshire Constabulary has launched an impactive and thought-provoking campaign which aims to tackle the issue of violence against women and girls.

Cheshire West and Chester Council has once more joined forces with Cheshire Constabulary’s Rural Crime team to carry out intensive enforcement across the borough to tackle fly tipping and waste transfer offences as part of the on-going Operation Flycatcher.

Chester Zoo’s new ‘Really Wild Egg Trail’ will see six giant 3D eggs, each belonging to animals you might not expect to come from eggs, hidden around the zoo’s 128-acres.

The Wirral Way will mark the 50th anniversary of its official opening this year. The park was created on 2 October 1973 and was Britain’s first designated country park.

A significant community grant from Convatec - the FTSE 100 medical products and solutions business which employee hundreds of people in Deeside - helped the team at the Grade II-listed John Summers Clock Tower make steady progress over past months as part of their ‘Forever Caring’ month initiative.

Chester FC was delighted to be part of the first Fair Game annual conference, which took place at the Deva Stadium on Friday.

Cheshire Rural Touring Arts, a partnership between Cheshire West and Chester Council and Cheshire East Council, will be sharing a slice of their artistic programme for the spring season, at various venues across Cheshire.

Business and local authority leaders from North Wales, the Wirral and Cheshire West & Chester have renewed their call for investment in the existing rail network.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire is asking dog owners to be mindful of their pets approaching letter boxes in the coming weeks as campaigning for the county’s local elections is set to begin.

Whilst Bunbury Mill has been closed to visitors, during the winter months, it's opening again on Sunday 26th March, between 1.00pm and 5.00pm.

Local home care company, Home Instead Chester is celebrating the launch of their new monthly Companionship Cafés.

Plans to start moving migrants out of hotels and into military bases or even potentially disused ferries are expected to be announced by the government within weeks.

Eight pallbearers who carried the late Queen's coffin at her funeral are among those to be recognised in a special honours list.

A government plan to place asylum seekers in temporary living facilities at a Royal Air Force base in Lincolnshire is facing opposition from locals, politicians and historians.

The Vatican has returned three fragments of the Parthenon sculptures to Greece in a move that could increase pressure on the British Museum to do the same.

Two teenage boys have been remanded in custody after being charged with the murder of a 16-year-old who was stabbed to death earlier this week.

Actor and radio presenter Craig Charles says he was rushed to hospital after becoming unwell during his BBC radio show.

A friend and colleague of Ruth Perry has told Sky News her death must lead to change in the way schools are inspected.

On Monday, Prince Harry will go to court, accusing the publisher of The Daily Mail newspaper of phone-tapping and other breaches of privacy.

Vahid Beheshti finds it difficult to stand.

The family of a 15-year-old girl killed on a railway track in Dorset has issued a warning about the dangers of tracks, saying they will "never be able to overcome" her death. 

At least 23 people have died after a powerful tornado ripped through several southern US states, destroying buildings and knocking out power.

The Pope has updated the church's rules for dealing with sexual abuse, expanding its scope to include lay Catholic leaders and spelling out that both minors and adults can be victims.

A super tanker anchored off the coast of Yemen and containing more than a million barrels of oil is "likely to sink or explode at any moment", unleashing an environmental and humanitarian disaster, a United Nations official has told Sky News.

In anticipation - perhaps fear - of Western support for Ukraine's much anticipated "spring offensive", Russia has spent the past few weeks throwing wave after wave of attacks against a heroic and determined Ukrainian frontline.

A Sky News team inside Yemen has discovered shocking evidence that donated UN food aid meant for the most needy is instead being sold in street markets to help boost stallholders' profits.

A Florida school principal has resigned after a parent complained students were exposed to pornography during a lesson on Renaissance art.

Microchip pioneer and Intel Corp co-founder Gordon Moore has died at the age of 94.

Two people were found dead and at least 10 others were taken to hospital after "suffocating" in a Texas-bound freight train.

French President Emmanuel Macron has been criticised after removing his expensive watch during a television interview about pension changes.

Gwyneth Paltrow has insisted that she was the "victim" of a skiing collision with a retired optometrist during an accident at a resort in Utah.

Gwyneth Paltrow has insisted that she was the "victim" of a skiing collision with a retired optometrist during an accident at a resort in Utah.

Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow is being sued by a retired optometrist who says she crashed into him on a ski slope, leaving him with a number of injuries.

On Monday, Prince Harry will go to court, accusing the publisher of The Daily Mail newspaper of phone-tapping and other breaches of privacy.

The Vatican has returned three fragments of the Parthenon sculptures to Greece in a move that could increase pressure on the British Museum to do the same.

Actor and radio presenter Craig Charles says he was rushed to hospital after becoming unwell during his BBC radio show.

A Sky News team inside Yemen has discovered shocking evidence that donated UN food aid meant for the most needy is instead being sold in street markets to help boost stallholders' profits.

At least 23 people have died after a powerful tornado ripped through several southern US states, destroying buildings and knocking out power.

Millions of mobile phone and internet users are facing a price increase of 17.3% on their bills in just a week's time.

Vahid Beheshti finds it difficult to stand.

A super tanker anchored off the coast of Yemen and containing more than a million barrels of oil is "likely to sink or explode at any moment", unleashing an environmental and humanitarian disaster, a United Nations official has told Sky News.

Manchester United received a fresh Qatari bid overnight - as the battle to purchase the Premier League giants intensifies.

Sir Patrick Vallance has said COVID restrictions were "for everybody" after Boris Johnson said lockdown leaving dos were "absolutely essential" and that he relied on incorrect advice from Number 10 advisers.

It is another "risk off" day in the jargon for stock markets in Europe.

UK and EU officials have signed off on a new Brexit deal in London today, despite ongoing opposition from the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).

A government plan to place asylum seekers in temporary living facilities at a Royal Air Force base in Lincolnshire is facing opposition from locals, politicians and historians.

In anticipation - perhaps fear - of Western support for Ukraine's much anticipated "spring offensive", Russia has spent the past few weeks throwing wave after wave of attacks against a heroic and determined Ukrainian frontline.

The devastating legacy of land mines, booby-trap bombs and shelling inside Yemen is already affecting a generation of children.

Germany's largest bank has become the focus in a new wave of selling across banking and wider financial stocks, less than a week after the forced takeover of Credit Suisse.

French President Emmanuel Macron has been criticised after removing his expensive watch during a television interview about pension changes.

The Vatican has returned three fragments of the Parthenon sculptures to Greece in a move that could increase pressure on the British Museum to do the same.

Downing Street has shown "important signs of regret and embarrassment" over the rhetoric used by ministers to describe Albanians, according to the country's prime minister.

Gwyneth Paltrow has insisted that she was the "victim" of a skiing collision with a retired optometrist during an accident at a resort in Utah.

Eight pallbearers who carried the late Queen's coffin at her funeral are among those to be recognised in a special honours list.

Parents of newborns in neonatal care are one step closer to being eligible for additional paid leave.

Official figures have shown a much larger than expected pick up in retail sales last month as a closely-watched measure of consumer confidence reaches its highest level in a year.

Julian Nagelsmann is open to talks with Tottenham about becoming their next manager – but he may want a short period of reflection before his next role.

Matt Beard branded his Liverpool side's disallowed goal as "crazy" after they were held to a 1-1 draw against Everton on Friday night.

Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Afridi has been chosen to spearhead the Welsh Fire's attempted revival in The Hundred men's tournament in 2023 after going in the £100,000 category at the player draft.

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has ruled out a move for Sir Lewis Hamilton to join his team, with the Briton's contract at Mercedes expiring at the end of the season.

Tommy Fury is open to a rematch with Jake Paul and says Tyson Fury is not to blame for the Oleksandr Usyk fight being called off.