CHESHIRE Stars T recorded another victory in the Everybody League’s top-flight when they beat Sharks. Annalise Wilce was chosen as player of the match for the Middlewich-basted outfit during a comfortable 53-33 success that leaves them seventh in
CHILDREN are discovering a new passion for reading. Pupils from year 3 at Darnhall Primary School walked to Winsford Library. Head teacher Sarah Tomlinson said:"They found out about the fantastic range of books that can be borrowed. Every child
BARNTON could not prevent their guests from recording a first win in the North West Counties League since October. Captain Colm Lynch’s looping header from Tom Hackett’s free-kick separated the sides as Cammell Laird avenged a defeat in the return
AN up and coming Northwich café has big plans to get families out from behind their screens and into the board room with a new business venture. Frazer Eden and his wife Betsy, from Lostock, are getting ready to launch Board Beans Café in the former
CHESHIRE East Council has received a planning application for 21 new storage units in the land off Telford Way. The units are designed to cater to businesses which are ran from home. A planning statement said: “It very often happens that businesses
A NEW housing development is being named after a Winsford family who farmed the land for generations. Bellway Homes has acquired 11.5 acres of land on Ways Green for a new residential development of 119 properties. The site, formerly Ways Green
FIFTY-SIX long-serving Roberts Bakery employees are celebrating more than 1,000 years of combined service at the family bakery. The veterans have chalked up 1,120 years' work between then, with four people – Steve Clarke, Segundo Verdusojo, Mark
THIS time last year Eric Webber was a newcomer to the international stage with England. He steps back onto it this week as captain of his country’s under 23s team. “It will feel different this time!” he predicted. “But I’m up for it.”
DARREN Martland has been confirmed as Cheshire Constabulary’s new chief constable following a confirmation hearing by Cheshire’s police and crime panel. The panel has confirmed it has supported police and crime commissioner David Keane’s appointment
MIDDLEWICH Town marched to the Mid-Cheshire District FA Saturday Challenge Cup semi-finals after putting five goals past Over 3 Grange. The Witches were kept at arm’s length by their Winsford-based opponents for 40 minutes before Michael Whitehead
MIDDLEWICH Town marched to the Mid-Cheshire District FA Saturday Challenge Cup semi-finals after putting five goals past Over 3 Grange. The Witches were kept at arm’s length by their Winsford-based opponents for 40 minutes before Michael Whitehead
STEVE Wilkes admitted the result was more important than the performance after Northwich Victoria recorded a fourth successive win in the North West Counties League. It is their longest sequence in the Premier Division this season and sends them
MIDDLEWICH Labour has confirmed that it has renewed its sponsorship of the Middlewich Rose Fete and Children’s Festival. This is the second year that Middlewich Labour has supported the Rose Fete. The sponsorship cheque was handed over to current
Why should I watch..? To see if Witton can follow up an impressive win on their travels to Stalybridge 48 hours earlier with another. Albion recorded a 2-0 victory at Bower Fold, where Rob Hopley and Tom Owens were on target, to move six points
THE Joshua Tree has launched a new charity brand identity to reflect its work in providing a ‘new normal’ for families affected by childhood cancer. Moving away from the former green house, the new logo is made up of a giraffe and a tree. Lynda
CHILDREN have been taking part in a range of daily activities to highlight the importance of being healthy in mind and body. Pupils at Darnhall Primary School in Winsford explored their emotions by making faces with play dough. Norman, their
CHESHIRE Constabulary is urging road users to drive safely as the number of those dying on the county’s roads continues to rise. More than twice the number of people died on Cheshire’s roads in 2018 in comparison to the previous year. In 2019
The Canal & River Trust is reminding people to take extra care on the towpaths while enjoying the waterways this winter. The waterways are beautiful places to spend time when it’s frosty and snowy – and look great on Instagram - but on wet
THE Northwich Rotary Club’s annual Northwich River Festival will return on July 13 and 14. The weekend event has become a firm favourite, with the River Weaver Dragon Boat Challenge set to return along with the handmade efforts of the ‘Raft the
