JONATHAN Williams – Middlewich’s clerk of 34 years – has died whilst on holiday, the town council has announced. In a statement published on Facebook tonight, September 11, Middlewich Town Council said: “It is with deep regret that we announce
IT’S time to get your aprons on as The Salty Dog gears up to join in with the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning – with a twist. The bar in High Street will be hosting an event in support of Macmillan Cancer Support and the new Carer’s Coffee Club on
Winsford Town councillors will be asked to prepare a climate change strategy to reduce the town’s carbon footprint at their next meeting on Monday evening. Members will be invited to prepare a report for their meeting in October outlining how the
WEAVER Hall Museum is hosting a Vintage Dance this Saturday, September 14. Join them in London Road from 7pm to 10pm, for an evening of Waltzes, the Lindy Hop and Hokey Cokey. Tickets are £8, available from the museum or online here.
A PASSION for photography has helped a Middlewich woman on her journey to recovery. Rebecca Page, 34, was shocked to discover she had a brain tumour three years ago. "I had a migraine for four days," said Rebecca. "I've had them all my life
DETECTIVES investigating a burglary and car thefts in Rudheath are appealing for information about two male suspects. A house in Waterside View was broken into around 11pm on Wednesday, September 2. A number of items were stolen, as were the
THE WITTON COLUMN – an update with media assistant, Paul Harper ONE of the big things that I enjoy about being a part of the team at Witton Albion is the fantastic community spirit around the club. There is a great group of people who work
RESIDENTS could have a new council-owned Trading Organisation providing their waste collection and recycling service from March 2020,, if cabinet approves a unique new venture this week. Current provider Kier is exiting the waste industry, and its
THE 1874 COLUMN – A different perspective, by Matt Waters AS a fan-run and owned football club, one of our main objectives at 1874 was to play our football ‘Back In Northwich,’ something we hadn’t done up until this season. We saw our first
THE new Mid-Cheshire Table Tennis League season is up and running. George Abbott’s Butchers proved that they will be real contenders in Division One with an 8-2 victory at home to Wreckers. The Butchers’ Wayne Percival and George Abbott were
DELAMERE Forest Golf Club's trophy cabinet now features the historic Bell Cup. Pike Fold Golf Club provided a course in excellent condition for this year's concluding matches. The competition dates back to 1911 and continues to attract a bumper
NORTHWICH Leg Club has celebrated its first anniversary with a visit from the mayor. The weekly sessions offer clinical treatment to those suffering from leg ulcers. Alongside treatment and dressing at The Lighthouse in Weaverham, attendees enjoy
By Mhari Oakes AROUND 1,000 people attended St Vincent's Church in Knutsford on Friday to celebrate the life of Lucas Briscoe, who died in a tragic accident while on holiday in Spain. Mum and dad Nicola Marshall and Gary Briscoe shared the
A WASHING machine caught fire at a house in Moulton. Firefighters were called to Chapel Lane shortly before 8pm last night. Two firefighters wearing breathing apparatus used a hose reel jet to tackle the fire in the kitchen. A covering jet
A FAMOUS Northwich clock is ticking again, helping keep train passengers on time. The J.B. Joyce timepiece at Northwich Railway Station has been stopped at 11.22 for almost four years – prompting the Mid Cheshire Rail Users Association and the
A FEAST of family fun is lined up for this year's Winsford Salt Fair. Winsford Town Council has teamed up with Heritage Open Days, River Weaver Navigation Society and Sharlands Fun Fair to organise special events from September 12 to 15. The
INTREPID teachers climbed the UK's three highest mountains in 24 hours in memory of a special little girl. Staff at Middlewich Primary School completed the epic Three Peaks Challenge at the weekend inspired by an 'incredible pupil' Hollie Warwick
FAMILY and friends of an eight-year-old Rudheath boy battling a rare form of cancer are lacing up for a mammoth endurance challenge. Saul Barry Hayden with diagnosed with a stage 4 malignant Rhabdoid tumour in April, undergoing intensive treatment
