HEALTH chiefs hope that Parkinson’s patients in east Cheshire will soon be able to benefit from a new specialist nurse. East Cheshire NHS Trust has stopped providing the Parkinson’s Disease nursing service after its one nurse resigned from her post
KNUTSFORD residents seeking a lower speed limit on a road where there have been three fatal crashes can sign an e-petition started by Knutsford resident Allan McNicol. To sign the petition go to moderngov.cheshireeast.gov.uk/mgEPetitionListDisplay.aspx
WHO would have thought that the country would be in this appalling political mess? And that just one word – Brexit – could make everyone groan, silently or otherwise. I am becoming increasingly inclined to swear myself at the incompetence and selfishness
SINCE our founding by novelist HG Wells and Dr RD Lawrence in 1934, we have been at the forefront of diabetes breakthroughs. We have campaigned for change in diabetes care, supported people across the UK through our helpline and local support groups
GUARDIAN columnist The Fly puts forward a good summary of the political leanings of Esther McVey, our MP. We have an arch Brexiter who would rather share a platform with Nigel Farage and promote a No Deal Brexit than vote for her Prime Minister
THE Masonic Hall in Knutsford and the activities of the Freemasons has attracted interest that must be clarified. The previous management of the Leicester Warren Hall used the venue for weddings and other activities which were not anything to do
YOUR article in the Knutsford Guardian of 28 March 28, ‘Redrow to build £100m estate’, on Northwich Road, declares an important development in the wake of the Cheshire East Local Plan and Knutsford Town Plan, and the impending local government election
GLOBAL company Wood has secured a new contract to provide a construction design management advisor service for the Hinkley Point C new build nuclear power station project in the UK. Wood’s nuclear business employs more than 1,300 people in the
ARTIST Patricia Lee has won the opportunity to create a bespoke piece of work which featured on BBC1 show Home Is Where the Art Is this week. Hosted by DIY SOS frontman and I’m A Celebrity campmate, Nick Knowles, the programme challenges artists
HIGH Legh Primary School and High Legh Pre-School Nursery have joined forces to organise a fundraising family cycling challenge. The Bikeathon takes place on Saturday, May 18 and includes 10km, 5km, 2km and 1km routes along the Trans Pennine Trail
