VOLUNTEERS are being sought for a Santa Sleigh committee. Holmes Chapel Partnership project officer Peter Whiers said: “The partnership has agreed I should form a Holmes Chapel Santa Sleigh Committee. “The role of the committee will be to help
HAVE your name written in Japanese and try origami at Tatton Park’s Tanabata Festival on Saturday. The ancient Japanese festival of Tanabata tells a legend about the lovers Orihime and Hikoboshi, represented by the stars Vega and Altair, who live
REMAINERS have a peculiar view of Europe, if, like, Mr Holman, they think the Balkans is not part of Europe. The Balkans have always been an integral part of Europe; ask any geographer. The fact that the EU did not intervene in that terrible civil
ALMOST 20 drivers will be receiving speeding tickets after being caught exceeding the 30 limit in Tabley Road. A total of 19 vehicles were found to be breaking the limit by PCSO Chris Pountain when he carried out speed enforcement on the road yesterday
WHAT great news at last... some joined up thinking going on. In the 1970s I could travel by bus from Bramhall via Wilmslow to Altrincham on a regular bus service to and from my work. Since moving to live in east Wilmslow in the1990s it has
I agree with Gill Weeks about corporates not doing enough for the town. Twenty years ago, as chairman of Knutsford Chamber of Trade, we used to collect donations from traders to fund the cost of the Christmas lights, and it was always the corporates
OH good grief ! Jo Carter is really unhappy, it seems, that there was no opposition to those who put their names forward for election to the town council in May. She believes that it makes no difference whether one labels that elected unopposed
KNUTSFORD Academy students have won praise for their performance in their A level examinations. The praise comes from headteacher James Whittaker following news of the A level results for Academy students. Isobel Holloway, 3 A*s, will
WILMSLOW students Maisie Rowlinson and Joshua Clayfield are among the A level high flyers at King’s School in Macclesfield. King’s students produced another stunning set of A Level results, with 40 per cent of grades at A* or A. Maisie, 18,
KNUTSFORD needed less than an hour to make sure they would celebrate a first victory of the Cheshire League campaign when Daten visited on Tuesday. They led 4-0 by the break and did not look back from the moment Milan Thompson lifted a perfectly-executed
SIXTH Form students and staff at Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School are celebrating their outstanding success in this summer’s A level and BTEC qualifications. In 24 subjects students achieved a 100 per cent pass rate, and in 15 subjects more than
ALDERLEY Edge School for Girls is celebrating superb A level results. Despite the news that the number of top A Level grades are at their lowest for over a decade, the school is bucking the national trend with a 7% increase in the A/A* grades awarded
STUDENTS at Wilmslow High School are celebrating after collecting their A level results this morning. The sixth form celebrated excellent results, with 50 per cent of A Level results being achieved at A*to B grades, 23 per cent from grades A* to
MANCHESTER Airports Group and HS2 see a high speed link to the north as key for a connected, global Britain. Charlie Cornish, CEO of Manchester Airports Group (MAG), met on Friday with HS2 Ltd CEO, Mark Thurston, at Manchester Airport to discuss
DEVELOPERS have been knocked back again in their attempts to replace one Wilmslow Park property with a number of new homes. Cheshire East Council had already rejected plans to build six homes on the site of one property, in Wilmslow Park North,
ART lovers have the chance to meet artist Doug Hyde this Sunday at the Whitewall Gallery in Regent Street, Knutsford. Doug is touring Whitewall galleries around the country to showcase new original artwork alongside a range of signed limited editions
