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• Hryre - photography competition
  Take part in a photography competition at St John's Church, Chester.
• Chester's Roman Gardens temporary closure
  Chester's popular Roman Gardens will be closed to the public from Monday, 16 January until early April.
• Local heritage skills trainee John Roberts working on city walls
  John Roberts has been given the opportunity to work on the Chester City Walls.
• One City Plan - final draft due early next year
  The people of Chester have come out in force to tell city chiefs how they see their city evolving and developing over the next 15 years.
• Leaders welcome Bank of America technology centre announcement
  Statements regarding a new technology centre in Chester.
• Chester's Classic Christmas
  Christmas 2011 will build on the success of last year’s festivities, lighting up the city with entertainment and events, and bringing a sense of wonder to visitors and residents alike.
• St John's art installation
  An exciting illuminated artwork is taking shape within Chester's St John's Church ruins
• Council leaders to consider new proposals to drive regeneration and events programs
  New policies to co-ordinate the regeneration of Chester are going to Cheshire West and Chester Council's Executive on Thursday, 7 September.
• One City Plan consultation to be extended
  Consultation on the draft One City Plan is being extended to Friday, 23 September.
• Chester's Commonhall Street steps back in time
  Part of Chester's centuries-old Commonhall Street has stepped back in time with the instillation of cobbles and granite.
• Muse Developments announce major boost for Chester's Business Quarter
  Muse Developments has acquired Chester's former Lloyds Banking Group site.
• Chester pride playing major part in future transformation of city
  Consultation generating encouraging discussion, debate and creative thinking.
• Unveiling of Chester's Brook Street mural
  A unique mural celebrating the rich history and heritage of Chester’s Brook Street is unveiled on Monday, 8 August.

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