When I was little, the closest thing to a winter lights trail was going for a Christmas Eve walk to see the neighbours’ decorations. But in recent years Christmas lights trails have become as much a part of the festive season as Santa’s grottos
Every week, our readers write into us about all manner of topics. This week, Will Charlton, of Winsford, has asked us to share his open letter to Cllr Margaret Parker, the leader of the Conservative group at Cheshire West and Chester Council.
A NORTHWICH theatre is set to stage the UK premiere of a new comedy based on a French play. This December, the Harlequin Theatre in Queen Street is putting on 'Heaven-Sent', an English version of the original 'Comme s'il en pleuvait'. Written
A Cheshire tip looks set to stay open for at least the next two years. But changes to how it operates will also be signed off by planning chiefs, including a one way system and it no longer accepting commercial vehicles. The Household Waste
BURGLARS have smashed through the front window of a Co-op store and made off with a large amount of cash in a late-night raid. Police are investigating the incident, which took place at the Cheshire Avenue store in Lostock Gralam at around 11.15pm
JON Macken labelled himself “embarrassed” after Witton Albion slipped to a second heavy defeat in the space of four days. Having lost 4-1 at Leek Town on Saturday, the prospects of a positive response looked promising when Matt Lowton marked his
A WINNINGTON man exposed himself to his parents’ neighbour after she offered to look after their cats while they were on holiday. Joshua Searby was also checking in at his parents’ house while they were in America for two weeks in October.
AN 'under-pressure' charity which supports thousands of unpaid carers has warned it faces further challenges in the year ahead. Over the last year, Northwich-based Cheshire and Warrington Carers Trust has faced 'significant' financial pressures
