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Posts from October 2012

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Lymm Events Highlights for 30 October to 06 November 2012

Posted by Neil on Tuesday, 30 October 2012 at 09:01:00

Filed under: Events, Entertainment, Lymm, Music and nightlife

A Weekly Roundup of Local Events in the Coming Week

Plan your week ahead by checking out the events listed below. To add your own event, please contact me

2 event(s) are happening in Lymm this week

Click individual events to view more details or view all events.

Tags: events, planner

Lymm Gallery Highlights for 19 October to 26 October 2012

Posted by Neil on Friday, 26 October 2012 at 10:01:00

Filed under: Media gallery, Photography

A Weekly Roundup of the Latest Images and Videos Added to the Gallery

Find out how to add your own images.

9 images have been added in the last week

Thanks to the following contributors:

Click individual images to view or visit the Gallery.

Which Image is Your Favourite?

Use the comments section below to nominate your 'Image of the Week'!

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Tags: gallery, images, photography

Missing Moshi

Posted by Neil on Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 15:02:32

Filed under: Appeals for Information, Lost and found

Moshi Is Missing!

* UPDATE 25/10/2012 15:00hrs *

Moshi's owner has just reported to me that he's been found safe and well! Natalie says:

"He's back! A neighbour alerted me to a Siamese on Lakeside and we found him there. A lot thinner but fine. Thanks again for your help."

Original Story

LymmVillage.co.uk readers be on cat alert please - Moshi the Moggy is missing. Natalie is missing him greatly - she writes:

"Please could you put out another plea for help? We've lost our Siamese cat called Moshi. He's wearing a blue collar and is micro-chipped. He's been missing from Lady Acre Close since Monday morning. He never strays so we're really concerned. Any information or sightings would be really appreciated."