I TOO, spent much time examining the King Street re-development plan. In my view it is merely a cosmetic up-lift of the existing arrangements, without solving any of the problems. A key to this, is the answer to the question: will it be better
COUNCILLOR Jones' congratulation of the Chancellor's autumn statement as "excellent news for hard working people" is premature to say the least about a document that plans to place the greatest burden for cuts on people dependent on benefits (Guardian
DO KNUTSFORD residents really feel so vulnerable as to require CCTV coverage watching their every move? What alternatives could there be for the £13,000 cost? If residents had been asked, they might have opted for another use for the money.
IN DECEMBER 2010 you published my letter about the McLaren Company boarding-up of their shop front, which coincided with the switching on of the Christmas lights. Of course, they didn’t have the courtesy to respond to that criticism or take any
IS EAST Cheshire Council planning to turn our lovely old town into a modern monstrosity like Poynton or Grove Street in Wilmslow? Everyone loves the character and quirkiness of Knutsford. The mismatch is what gives it character. I agree
SINGER songwriter Tom Odell has announced a special summer gig at Delamere Forest next July. The BRITS Critic's Chice Award winner will perform on Saturday July 4 as part of Forestry Commission’s popular Forest Live initiative. Forest Live,
TWO technical wizards from Knutsford are working their magic on Clonter Opera’s debut panto Cinderella. Steven and son Matthew Benson are lighting up the stage and keeping the sound in check for the panto’s week-long stint on the Swettenham stage
CHRISTMAS is less than a week away and the panic of what to buy loved-ones is setting in – but have no fear, Knutsford Waterstones has come to the rescue. Lead bookseller Anna Fleming has taken the headache out of Christmas shopping and compiled
'EVERYONE seems to really love it.' That’s the view of Rev Nigel Atkinson from St John’s Church in Knutsford after the transformation of the 18th century building in the heart of the town centre. The Guardian was given a tour around the church
MEMBERS of Britain’s Royal Air Force have lent their support to national charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People by encouraging Knutsford residents to sponsor a hearing dog puppy for Christmas. 'The Change a Life, Sponsor a Puppy' Christmas campaign
