Cutting from 'The Chronicle' of a short article describing the restoration work being done to two water wheels at the Stretton Watermill near Farndon. The work was carried out by father-and-son team John and Ian McDowell, who both worked at A and L Construction of Cholmondeley. The restoration was in preparation for the opening of the 1992 season by the Cheshire Museum Service.

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Cutting from 'Altrincham Guardian' describing the restoration of a saw mill near Dunham Park by engineer Dr. Cyril Boucher. The article provides details of the mill's original structure and operation, as well as a brief history of the building. It also includes a profile of Dr. Boucher's professional background and his interest in milling.

Cutting from 'Daily Post' describing the planned restoration and conversion of Gayton Mill into a house by Philip and Rob Allison. The article outlines some of the changes planned at the mill, and also provides a brief history of the building.

Cutting from 'The Guardian' describing the effort made by the Cheshire County Council to survey local windmills and identify those suitable for preservation.

Cutting from 'Cheshire Chronicle' describing the beginning of restoration of Dymocks Mill in Oldcastle. The article is accompanied by a picture showing the removal of the water wheel, and the caption mentions Colin Evans as the owner of the mill.

Cutting from 'The Liverpolitan' of an article by E. B. Gerrard describing the history of Willaston Windmill and the reasons it should be preserved.

Cutting from 'Cheshire Chronicle' describing the further restoration effort on Bunbury Mill by North West Water. The article mentions the restoration work already done at the mill, and its conversion into a museum. It also provides a brief history of the mill and miller David Buchanan.

Cutting from 'Cheshire Chronicle' describing the conflict between Cheshire County Council and Upton Mill owner Mr. T. Houlbrook. The article explains the pressure the Council was putting on Mr. Houlbrook to repair the mill under the Civic Amenities Act, and Mr. Houlbrook's refusal to spend any money on the mill.

Cutting from 'Daily Post' describing the conversion of Wirral's oldest windmill into a luxury private residence. The article mentions builders P. J. Allison Ltd. as responsible for the project, and contains details about the changes made to the mill as part of its restoration.

Cutting from 'The Staffordshire Weekly Sentinel' of an article by F. C. Price describing the reopening of Alderley flour mill in Cheshire after its restoration by Dr. Cyril Boucher. The article contains a detailed account of the restoration effort, as well as a detailed history of the mill.

Cutting from 'Liverpool Echo' describing the different functions of Willaston Windmill over the years.

Cutting from 'Liverpool Daily Post' describing the restoration of the Neston and Willaston Windmills. The article mentions Neston Windmill being restored and used as a garage by owners Mr. and Mrs. Colin Brown, and also explores the different functions of Willaston Windmill over the years.

Cutting from 'Daily Post' describing the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the restoration of Bunbury Mill near Tarporley. The article mentions the conversion of the mill into a museum by North West Water, and also provides a brief history of the mill.

Cutting from 'Liverpool Daily Post' describing the damage done to the Bidston Mill in a storm and the repairs done to it thereafter. The article mentions past restoration done to the mill in 1894, and its maintenance under the Birkenhead Corporation.

Cutting from 'Birkenhead News' of a submission by members of the Wirral Society of the Council for the Preservation of Rural England appealing for funds from the public for the purchase and restoration of Willaston Windmill. The article contains details of the requirements for restoration, as well as a short history of the mill.

Cutting from 'Cheshire Observer' describing the beginning of restoration work at Willaston Windmill. The article includes details of plans approved by the Neston Urban District Council.

Cutting from 'Birkenhead Advertiser' of a submission suggesting the installation of a telescope as part of the restoration effort at Willaston Windmill.

Cutting from 'Liverpool Daily Post' of a submission by M. Joan Mott, honorary secretary of the Wirral Society of the Council for the Preservation of Rural England appealing for funds for the restoration of Willaston Windmill. The submission also mentions that the mill will be handed over to the Neston Urban District Council once restoration is completed.

Cutting from 'Birkenhead News' describing the appeal for funds for the restoration of Willaston Windmill by the Wirral Society of the Council for the Preservation of Rural England. The article mentions the Society's attempt to generate public interest in the mill as a landmark through a talk given by Rex Wailes.