RAIL passengers can enjoy art work showcasing iconic buildings which has been installed at Goostrey Railway Station. The work includes the home of author Alan Garner and Jodrell Bank, and features on the second of two banners mounted beside the
Interesting to note in last week’s Guardian that a petition raised to help save lives is significantly outdone by a petition raised to help save a cup of coffee! John Kerwin Knutsford
I WOULD like to thank the people of Wilmslow – I almost said the residents of Wilmslow – for electing me twice to Wilmslow Town Council, and the 890 kind souls who voted for me yet again on Thursday. I count it a huge privilege to have served on
I BOTH agree and disagree with Vic Barlow’s view on infrastructure before new housing. However the thing Vic missed was the fact it isn’t actually down to councils when it comes to putting infrastructure in before new housing. The Government
Thank you for publishing not one, not two, but three letters in the last four weeks from the now very busy Paul Nuttall. Soon you will have published more of them than he has made attendances at the European Parliament. Ranked 744th out of
NEW independent councillors are gearing up for the start of a new era at Cheshire East Council. The Independent Group has agreed to form a cabinet with Labour in 2019-20, with a view towards ditching the cabinet system next year and replacing it
I sympathise with the protestations of Jo Carter. I think it is wrong for the town council to ignore the views of its residents which it is elected to represent and to take sides with a couple of traders who clearly have a vested interest in
ACTION is being demanded to tackle an alleged rats problem in a council car park in Knutsford. A resident contacted the Guardian about 12 to 15 rats he said were 'running about' in the Cheshire East Council-owned Princess Street car park behind
THE wheels have been set in motion to build a new 1,500-home, 121 hectare garden village in Handforth. Engine of the North, the Cheshire East Council-owned development firm, has submitted a planning application for the new development east of the
LA BELLE Epoque will vacate 60 King Street in Knutsford within the next month, says Knutsford Town Council. The council said today (Thursday) on its website: "The Town Council and La Belle Epoque Limited have agreed the following. "La Belle
CYCLISTS and footballers pedalled and played their way to major fundraising success for a charity set up in memory of Nell Jones. Nell, who was a student at Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School, was killed in the bomb explosion at the Manchester
A NEW era is on the horizon for Cheshire East Council after Labour and the Independent Group reached a deal to run the borough. A decade of solid Conservative control came to an end earlier this month following a shock local election which saw the
