CHESHIRE East Council has defended its approach to council-funded care home placements after facing criticism from a nursing home boss. The authority has introduced a new approach to such placements to ensure the best quality care and that homes
COUNCILLORS are calling on Manchester Airport bosses to prove they really need a new 800-space car park before they consider giving it the go-ahead. An attempt to secure permission for a new car park in Moss Lane, Styal, failed to secure enough
HOLMES Chapel Library is to host meditation classes from next month focusing on ‘modern problems’. The four-week course is being run by the Odiyana Kadampa Meditation Centre at Northwich. The classes will be held on Monday nights at 7.30pm, and
THE End of Life Partnership has received a £500 donation from Wilmslow-based local wealth management business Equilibrium Asset Management. Formed in 1999 as Cheshire Hospices Education, the Winterley charity aims to create a more complete and holistic
LONG-standing Knutsford business The Frame Shop is celebrating its 20,000 customer. The shop has been located in Church Hill for 34 years, and to mark the milestone the 20,000th customer received a £50 framing voucher.
ARLEY Hall and Gardens is hosting guided mushroom walks on Sunday, October 20 at 11am and 2pm. With almost 200 varieties of mushroom at Arley, this is an opportunity to see and hear about the diverse array of multi-coloured growths, in the autumn
RECRUITMENT agency colleagues Kyle Williams and Angus McCormick are to take on an epic 210-mile cycle challenge in only three days. Kyle and Angus work for Leap29, a global recruitment agency in Wilmslow, and will be cycling from London to the offices
FIREFIGHTERS were called to reports of a gas leak in Handforth at 9.40pm last night. One fire engine from Wilmslow attended the scene. A spokesperson for the Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service said: "At around 9.40pm firefighters were called to
RESIDENTS have been reassured that any information they share with the police about criminal activity is always completely anonymous. The reassurance comes from PCSO Liz Chesters, whose area takes in Holmes Chapel. She said: “Within the last
