HISTORIC playing fields in Wilmslow will be upgraded after councillors approved plans to transform them. Cheshire East Council’s northern planning committee has given the green light for Ansa – the council-owned environmental services firm – to
IMOGEN Harper hit the right note at the Battle of the Bands at Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School. The school said there was a very high standard of musicianship on show at this year’s competition, which it described as a ‘true celebration of live
ALMOST 30 drivers were caught breaking the 30 speed limit on Monday. PCSO Chris Pountain undertook speed enforcement with the TruCam on Chelford Road, and 27 drivers were caught exceeding the limit. The officer said: “The highest speed recorded
WILMSLOW Town Council has joined forces with the community to provide the latest defibrillator for the town. Councillor Martin Watkins, chairman of Wilmslow Town Council, cut a ribbon to unveil the life-saving equipment outside the Chapel Lane Pharmacy
HOLMES Chapel Comprehensive School was buzzing with excitement for its open evening for year 5 students. Children tried out the activities on offer, which included a welcome from the Bee Team, hair-raising science, character-building in English,
FIREFIGHTERS rescued a teenager from under a quad bike which had overturned in a field off Station Road in Goostrey. Fire engines from Macclesfield and Congleton and a rapid response vehicle from Holmes Chapel were called out just before 7pm last
ZEST Living is offering something different in the home care and concierge sector. So says Liz Ryan, a director of a company which aims to provide the best quality of life for its clients. Zest Living covers an area taking in Knutsford, Mobberley
SHOP windows in Knutsford will be blooming with colourful displays for the floral walk through the town with judges from the Royal Horticultural Society ahead of next week’s flower show at Tatton Park. Knutsford businesses are invited to flex their
WILMSLOW rider Sam West is tackling the Southern 100 races in Isle of Man this week. The 31-year-old is looking for a good week, following a disappointing TT when poor weather impacted on many riders’ performances. He had sacrificed the North
BOROUGH chiefs are determined to secure a transit site for gypsies and travellers – but the council’s new leader admits it will not be popular with neighbours. Cheshire East Council confirmed last month that it is considering whether to revive
CHILDREN living at Saltersford Gardens in Holmes Chapel have given their new park a big thumbs-up. Youngsters from the development were invited to be the first to explore the new playground as it was officially opened by special guests. Spiderman
