IT was another victorious performance by David Monks at the Holmes Chapel Gooseberry Show on Saturday. David picked up the heaviest berry prize with his 29 pennyweight nine grain Belmarsh, as well as picking up the prize for the most points in
PETER Riley made it three in a row at the Crown of Peover show on Saturday. The Plumley resident took home the Bert and Lesley Flint Trophy once again at the show held at the Crown Inn, Lower Peover on Saturday, July 26. Peter also won the
IT was goodies for the Goode family at Gooseberry Goostrey Show – with Peter Goode winning the top place for the heaviest berry for the second year in a row, writes John Williams. Peter, always somewhat of a dark horse in 25 years of cultivating
I AM writing on behalf of 2nd Toft Guides, and would like to thank all the local businesses in Knutsford, especially Pulse of Perfumery, for their generosity and recent support of our fund raising barbecue. We raised over £300 towards the cost
TO the very kind and brave young lady who stopped her car and picked up Taz, a nine-year-old Jack Russell terrier killed on the busy A537 outside Woods Close, Ollerton last Wednesday, I would like to say a very big thank you. To Cheshire East Council
THERE certainly is litter on the Moor and the Heath too, Guardian, July 23, ‘Yobs who threw litter’. Perhaps Knutsford Town Council can tell us if there have ever been any prosecutions for this or indeed who would be responsible for a prosecution
A KNUTSFORD restaurant raised more than £5,000 for two local causes when it invited special guests to join staff to celebrate its first birthday. The beneficiaries of the event, held at Don Giovanni on King Street, were the Children’s Adventure
I READ that the proposed outdoor cinema plan on the Heath has been scrapped, Guardian, July 23, as was the planned six week long Christmas market. Good! Who on earth is it that dreams up these ridiculous ideas anyway? Knutsford is a small
ONE of the issues some have with parking around Bexton Primary school is that it is just busy at certain times of the day: 8.30am- 9.15am and 3pm- 3.45pm. When you have a school with over 400 pupils starting at 8.40am and 8.50am this is simply
OVER the past couple of years, thanks to traders like Pete Murray and others, the town centre has been greatly improved. The town has been decorated with pavement planters, displays on the roundabout and has a new super children’s playground on
WE have had constant problems with parking across and adjacent to the entrance to Slaters Yard since Waitrose arrived in town. We have asked the council many times to help but it seems nothing can be done and the ‘no parking on double yellow lines
BRIAN Taylor has shown you’re never too old to learn after graduating this week with a master’s degree at the age of 77. The retired engineer, who lives on Malvern Road, Knutsford with his wife Mabel, attended his graduation ceremony on July 24
