A CHANCE discovery of a 19th century photo album set centre volunteer Mary Gracie on the trail of Lord Knutsford. Hear about Mary’s detective work at one of the series of Saturday afternoon talks taking place in February at Knutsford Heritage Centre
A SENIOR councillor has moved to reassure Cheshire East Council’s opposition leader that a costly workplace culture scheme is tackling bullying at the local authority. Cheshire East Council paid consultancy firm Sticky Change £152,460 to help it
Travellers' caravans are parked up in the car park at Booths supermarket in Knutsford this afternoon (Friday). The store had no comment to make when the Guardian contacted Booths. The picture was sent in by a member of the public.
MANCHESTER Airport’s Junior Apprentice competition is back for 2019, with Year Five and Six pupils from across Cheshire and Greater Manchester being encouraged to take part. Winning students will even get the chance to hear themselves on the airwaves
I HAVE long been a customer of Knutsford market, especially at the veg stall, as I like to buy local stuff, not wrapped in plastic. However, I think they need to be careful that style over substance doesn’t take over. The changes that are happening
I HAVE been a keen observer of the Brexit shenanigans over recent weeks and months and have been prepared to cut some slack to those who want to leave the EU. I was prepared to admit that Leavers had many different reasons for leaving. And
IT is often presumed that regulations emanating from the EU not only undermine sovereignty but effectively stifle enterprise. No doubt there may be some truth in particular instances but paradoxically the reverse can be the case. An example is
THE Local Government Association report on Cheshire East Council published a year ago stated, ‘The bullying or bad treatment that was described comes from a range of sources, predominantly people who have power within the organisation’. Since then
I READ with interest the letter in last week’s Guardian in defence of the Royal May Day, and I think it somewhat missed the point. As I understand it, the original criticism of the May Day by your columnist Fly in the Ointment – and some parents
THERE’S only a week left to get your nominations in for the annual Knutsford Town Awards. The town council wants residents to tell it who they think deserves recognition in this year's awards. Every year the Mayor presents awards to the individuals
