Inkerman Street to hold a summer fayre

Inkerman Street are to take ideas from their nearby neighbors, Coronation Street, and hold a Summer Fayre! The Fayre last year was organised by Mrs. Claire Peacock and was to raise money for Weatherfield General Hospital's carpark. Inkerman Street's party is to donate its money to Weatherfield General Hospital too according to Harry Green, a resident on the street. I say this is a great idea!

Drunken party at Roy's Rolls?

This reporter was shocked to learn that last night Roy's Rolls on Victoria Street became the scene of a drunken party, in which most of the guests became intoxicated. Roy's Rolls for the longest time has been a nice place to eat and even recently won an award for it.

Although when we looked futher into the case, it seems the punch was spiked and it was not the fault of poor Mr. & Mrs. Cropper.

The Kabin wins The Weatherfield Recorder's Best Business of the Year Award

The Kabin, located on Coronation Street has won our latest award "Best Business Of The Year Award." The Kabin won by the most votes, here are the final results:

D and S Alahan's - 0 votes

Freschos - 1 votes

Audrey's Hair Salon - 2 votes

Elliot and Sons Butchers - 4 votes

Barlow's Bookies - 1 votes

Underworld - 3 votes

The Kabin - 16 votes

Underworld reconstruction coming along well

The reconstruction of Underworld is coming along well, according to local builder, Owen Armstrong. The factory was burned down in May, by escaped murderer, Tony Gordon, Mr. Gordon and his accomplice Robbie Sloane were the only people killed in the siege of the factory.

Since the fire, Underworld has been operating out of The Joinery bar on Viaduct Street. The main factory is expected to reopen next month.

Police arrest man for murder in block of flats

Today police arrested a man in Weatherfield General for murder, the murder occoured last night in Crimea Street, when a block of flats were broken too. "From the looks of things, the victim was trying to fight the intruder" A police spokesman explained "and the intruder used a ornament to silence the victim. The murderer then lept from the window and damaged his ankle, he is thought to have headed to Weatherfield General to be treated, which is where the police finally caught up with him.

Roadworks come to an end on Rosamund Street

The roadworks that have plagued Rosamund Street for the past two months have finally come to an end, the whole road had to be retarmaced to finish off as the amount of maintinence work done had made the road too bumpy and made it frankly look like a patchwork quilt.

Traffic is now flowing easily up and down the street, a resident of Mawdsley Street commented on the completion "It's a relief" she explained "it's sounded like the M1 the last few months, I have had to put the subtitles on when watching my soaps!"

The Flying Horse charity run raises £10,000

The charity run held by The Flying Horse on Jubilee Terrace has raised funds of £10,000, the money will go to Cancer Research UK. "It's great news" explains Tim, the landlord "We wasnt expecting so much money to be raised, to all those who took part, thank you"

Well done indeed! Word has it that they're already planning another race next year!