A SCHOOL is hoping to build a new main entrance with an emphasis on security and accessibility. Middlewich High School has submitted a planning application to Cheshire East and a decision is expected to be made on July 30. The application was
THE ANTROBUS Arms has been recognised among the best restaurants, pubs and bars in Cheshire. The pub in Warrington Road won a Silver Award in the Best Newcomer category of the Taste Cheshire awards at Chester Racecourse in April. Shortlisted
CRAIG Johnson has always encouraged promising junior batsmen at Middlewich to make it hard for bowlers to get them out. His youngest son, Regan, followed that advice to the letter while opening for the second team last weekend to make a 10-wicket
CRAIG Johnson has always encouraged promising junior batsmen at Middlewich to make it hard for bowlers to get them out. His youngest son, Regan, followed that advice to the letter while opening for the second team last weekend to make a 10-wicket
BOROUGH chiefs have delivered a budget surplus for the fourth year in a row – despite failing to meet one-third of their savings targets. Cheshire West and Chester Council ended 2018-19 with £500,000 extra in its coffers than it intended – having
BOROUGH chiefs have delivered a budget surplus for the fourth year in a row – despite failing to meet one-third of their savings targets. Cheshire West and Chester Council ended 2018-19 with £500,000 extra in its coffers than it intended – having
NORTHWICH parents have today and tomorrow to help the environment and under-privileged children by donating unused toys to The Entertainer store at Barons Quay. High street toy retailer The Entertainer has partnered with The Salvation Army to launch
THANK you for the responses to my query about the black and white signs. I am most grateful and hope other readers will now look out for these signs which I now find all over. Caroline Morgan Lower Withington
LET us hope that any new council that may be formed will understand how old age pensioners are struggling when any pension rise is immediately taken back by large increases in council tax. D Bennett Cheshire
WELL the earthquake prophesied by Nigel Farage has well and truly shaken up the political landscape in the UK. It is, of course, the issue of Brexit that has brought this about, but a shake-up to the two party system in this country has been long
ACROSS Cheshire there are amazing people who are helping to transform young lives by taking action with The Children’s Society. This Volunteers Week (June 1-7) we would like to thank each and every one of them. Right now there are 4,477 children
STUART Anderson’s letter (Guardian, May 23) bemoans the likely loss, after Brexit, of funding for many local projects which are supported by the EU. Does he realise that it is not EU funds which support them, but our own money? A small portion
AFTER 40 years of neglect the housing stock is full. It has been for almost all of these years. This means, young people can aspire to own their own homes, or even to rent their own home, but for many this will never be possible. Where do
WE’RE writing as a group of local residents to write in opposition to our local MP Esther McVey’s call to scrap the foreign aid target. Ms McVey has set out a vision for the future of Great Britain, which includes dramatically cut spending on overseas
HS2 is getting almost wall-to-wall criticism, and there is very little stomach for it amongst the general public. Many MPs are now looking to scrap it, including the MP for Tatton Esther McVey. This is an example of the last time this sort
LANDLORDS across Cheshire West will soon be supported to provide rough sleepers with a new home thanks to a Government-funded scheme. Cheshire West and Chester Council has received £45,000 from the second round of the Government’s Rapid Rehousing
LANDLORDS across Cheshire West will soon be supported to provide rough sleepers with a new home thanks to a Government-funded scheme. Cheshire West and Chester Council has received £45,000 from the second round of the Government’s Rapid Rehousing
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MARK Wakefield is optimistic his car will perform better when he races again this weekend after replacing an underperforming turbo. The Northwich driver has been frustrated by a lack of power from the engine in his VW Golf during the first two
ALDI has teamed up with Witton Church Walk Primary School as part of a new partnership scheme. The supermarket is teaming up with good causes nationwide, donating surplus food up to five days a week. Following a trial that began in January, Aldi
Match of the Day Barnton v Cheadle Hulme Cheshire League Division One In-form Barnton had won five of their previous six matches in all competitions before taking a tumble at Stockport Trinity last weekend. Cory Devanny (45) doubled his
Match of the Day Barnton v Cheadle Hulme Cheshire League Division One In-form Barnton had won five of their previous six matches in all competitions before taking a tumble at Stockport Trinity last weekend. Cory Devanny (45) doubled
A CHARITY event in memory of a much-loved Antrobus landlord has raised £5,500. Trevor Collins, along with wife Sandra, ran the Antrobus Arms for over a decade before he sadly died in September 2016. In a touching tribute, friends and family came
THE Neuromuscular Centre in Winsford is among 17 charities in Cheshire to receive a donation of £1,000 from the Movement for Good awards. The centre on Woodford Lane provides a range of unique specialist services for people with muscular dystrophy
STAFF from a residential home are preparing to climb Mount Snowdon to help families affected by dementia. A team from the Manor Care Home in Middlewich plan to scale the highest peak in North Wales on July 11and raise £1,000 for Dementia UK.
