IN the past fortnight, people have stopped Stuart Kellett to ask about another darts player. Not just any thrower, mind. Dutchman Michael van Gerwen, world number one and defending champion, will be his opponent if they both progress to the
CHESHIRE West and Chester Council is asking Northwich and Winsford residents to play their part in keeping the borough litter free. National charity, Keep Britain Tidy, estimates that litter costs councils across the country a total of £1 billion
HASLINGTON is one of many areas that will be bursting with colour next Spring thanks to Cheshire East Council’s funding of a million bulbs as part of a commitment to making the borough a great place to live, work and visit.The council has joined forces
A FORMER nurse from Middlewich has launched a new care agency in the town which aims to put the care back into caring after she was made redundant from the NHS. Tracy Ault, was let go from her job as a commissioning manager with the NHS in March
CHESHIRE West and Chester Council is asking Northwich and Winsford residents to play their part in keeping the borough litter free. National charity, Keep Britain Tidy, estimates that litter costs councils across the country a total of £1 billion
FLOOD defence plans were given unanimous approval by planners keen to protect 'Chester's baby sister'. Work is set to start on site along the River Dane and River Weaver in Northwich town centre before the end of March to secure Government funding
A LUCKY Winsford resident has won a Christmas hamper after buying the winning ticket for a charity raffle. Clr Mike Kennedy of the Dene Ward, led a team from the Winsford Youth Forum and Barclay's Bank to raise £2182.62 for the St Luke’s Cheshire
RIVAL pubs will battle it out on the football field in a Christmas match in aid of a Northwich charity.Teams from the Witton Chimes and the Green Dragon will play at Whalley Road playing field on Sunday, December 28, complete with a half time ladies
A CREWE and Nantwich fundraising committee is celebrating 60 years of supporting Cancer Research UK.The Crewe and Nantwich local committee began fundraising for Cancer Research UK in 1954 and has since raised more than £1.2 million.John Pass, chair of
CHESHIRE Police is reminding people of the dangers posed by online criminals in the festive season as Operation Blue Christmas continues. With Christmas little over a week away, there are more and more people taking to the internet to buy last-minute
CHESHIRE Police is reminding people of the dangers posed by online criminals in the festive season as Operation Blue Christmas continues. With Christmas little over a week away, there are more and more people taking to the internet to buy last-minute
CHESHIRE Police is reminding people of the dangers posed by online criminals in the festive season as Operation Blue Christmas continues. With Christmas little over a week away, there are more and more people taking to the internet to buy last-minute
WORK to save a pond in Kingsmead has cost almost £10,000 more than expected. Kingsmead Parish Council was shocked when the final bill arrived for clearing the silt from a pond in Coronet Avenue. Councillors expected the work to cost around
THE Middlewich Clean Team rounded off a successful year of keeping the town looking its best with their last litter pick of 2014. The group of 13 volunteers gathered at the Town Bridge car park on Saturday, December 13, and included the Middlewich
CHESHIRE East has an increasing number of pupils attending good or outstanding schools. Ofsted’s annual report shows 92 per cent of primary pupils attend such schools, an increase of two per cent over 2013, placing the authority third in the north
THE modern world of social media is being used as a window into Northwich's past by a former resident who is keen to share his enthusiasm. Daniel Clark, 31, is the man behind a local history blog at northwichhistory.co.uk and the Northwich history
CHILDREN from a Winsford special school were treated to a unique history lesson to honour the centenary of the famous Christmas Day truce of The First World War. Pupils at Hebden Green School, Winsford, got suited and booted in their military uniforms
