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Grown men can cry, cant they? and no its not with the pain, we can handle that, well some of us can, its more to do with the emotions of achieving a big goal.
I'm now well into my Tour de France challenge and what an amazing experience it is.
- 5th July 2013
Marketing Cheshire has just launched a brand new publication featuring a series of themed walking tours available for visitors and residents to enjoy throughout the year.
- 3rd July 2013
Ten Ten Systems were approached by local clothing company Aldford Apparel to create a new website for the business.
- 21st June 2013
A leading Chester law firm is urging people with vulnerable relatives whose future is being decided in court to ensure they seek the advice of specialist lawyers.
- 10th June 2013
Lord Mayor, Cllr Jill Houlbrook, was thrilled to receive a unique auction prize for the Lord Mayor’s Charity Ball which was delivered to the steps of the Chester’s historic Town Hall by the flame-covered Rainbow Trike and offers one lucky winner a chauffeur driven tour of the City courtesy of Rainbow Trike Tours.
- 10th June 2013
A brand new Christmas market outside Chester’s Town Hall is set to give the City a major boost over the festive period.
- 28th May 2013
If there’s one institution that had been synonymous with support for governments pursuing austerity, it’s the Washington-based International Monetary Fund. The recent softening of its stance in the face of weak growth has been seized upon by critics of the policy. But last week’s IMF review of the UK economy didn’t deliver the wholesale change in assessment that some had expected.
- 20th May 2013
Yes, according to Sir Mervyn King. The outgoing Governor of the Bank of England was able to deliver a slightly more optimistic message in his final inflation report press conference.
Chester’s most popular bar and hotel, The Commercial, has announced details of the first in a series of 18 band nights as part of its Summer of Music.