RESIDENTS can have their say tomorrow, Thursday, on the Knutsford Neighbourhood Plan. A referendum on the Plan’s adoption posing the question: “Do you want Cheshire East Council to use the Neighbourhood Plan for Knutsford to help it decide planning
HANDFORTH will be given more than £21 million to provide infrastructure for The North Cheshire Garden Village. The £21.7 million will be spent on road improvement works, utilities update and remediation. The cash injection – the second in as
CAFÉ manager Gosia Baluszynska has won an award for the outstanding service she provides. Gosia runs The Snowdrop Café at Grassland Nursery in Lower Peover, and won the Café of the Year Award from Seamons Cycling Club. The award is given by
PLANS to transform an empty shop and add five apartments to the heart of Alderley Edge have been rebuffed by councillors. CCM Industries wanted to knock through the former Cedrics Chemist site, in London Road, and the next-door unit, currently occupied
Wilmslow Wolves 47 Wirral 34 THERE was huge emotional relief in the Wolves changing room after this one. The players knew they let themselves down the week before at Rossendale and they were intent on producing a performance against Wirral.
Old Bedians 2nd 17 Knutsford 14 KNUTSFORD delivered a performance last weekend that was much-improved on their previous one but still fell to a narrow defeat. Blues trailed 17-14 with time running out when Rick Jones resisted attempts by several
Holmes Chapel 22 Bowdon 2nd 24 HOLMES Chapel ceded top spot in the table last weekend after their rivals for promotion kicked a penalty with time running out to claim victory. It is a blow for the men from Station Road, who have lost back-to-back
PUPILS at High Legh Primary School are enjoying their new woodland and gym equipment. Deputy headteacher Jo Price said: “We have had a year-long project with Maple Leaf Designs. “We had areas of our playground which were unusable for the children
Preston 2nd 4-0 Knutsford KNUTSFORD’S hopes of being promoted in successive seasons were dented when they lost heavily to a direct rival last weekend. The Black Knights have dropped to fourth in the North Men’s Hockey League’s Division Two West
KNUTSFORD business La Belle Epoque has five years to pay more than £200,000 to HMRC and other creditors. Under the terms of a Company Voluntary Arrangement the company will have to make 60 monthly payments of at least £2,000 a month for the first
