LOPSIDED scorelines were a dominant feature on the opening day of the new rugby union season in leagues featuring Knutsford and Holmes Chapel. The latter were toppled 51-28 away to Moore in Halbro North West League Division Two South. That wasn't
KNUTSFORD’s most iconic building, ‘the gem in the town’s crown’, will soon be on the market for a new tenant. Knutsford Town Council owns 60 King Street, a grade 2* listed building, which includes the Gaskell Memorial Tower. The council is seeking
TRUCKFEST rolls into the Cheshire showground on Saturday and Sunday, September 14 and 15, for another spectacular event. The organisers are guaranteeing you won’t be disappointed at Truckfest North West this year, with loads more trucks and entertainment
CHESHIRE East Council is offering free blood pressure checks to help residents find out if their heart is happy and healthy. The move is part of Know Your Numbers! Week - a national campaign running from September 9 to 15. During this period
EXTRA lanes and new technology on one of England’s busiest stretches of motorway are saving commuters up to 40 minutes each week. Highways England completed the biggest ever upgrade of the M6 in Cheshire earlier this year, and figures from the first
CATCH them young is often a phrase that can be related to sports development and it seems to be working in cricket with the Bramwells. For six-year-old Ella and her four-year-old brother Rory Bramwell have already intimated to dad Peter that they
STAFF at The Botanist in Knutsford are to leap into the great blue yonder from 15,000 feet. Cherie Donaldson, Lisa Presho, Grace Roberts and Chris Monk are to take on the skydiving challenge over an airfield in Nottingham on September 17. The
KNUTSFORD FC may have progressed in the Cheshire FA Amateur Cup – but it came at a cost. Tom Rutter, Scott Beattie, Barney Wynne and Milan Thompson all picked up injuries during a bad-tempered 6-0 win at Mallaby on Saturday. As a result, Reds
AROUND 800 cyclists are set to pass through the streets of Knutsford later today, Tuesday, as part of a ride from Land's End to John O'Groats. The peloton is expected to reach Cheshire in the early afternoon, as they tackle stage four of the Deloitte
FIREFIGHTERS joined forces to pedal 118 miles in just four hours in full fire kit to support The Fire Fighters Charity. The team from Knutsford Fire Station undertook the gruelling pedal power challenge on static watt bikes at the Makers Market
