COUNCIL chiefs will need to make £7.5 million in savings by the end of 2019-20 to balance the books following rising demand for its services. Cheshire East Council is currently facing a £5.5 million overspend in the ‘people’ department responsible
FAR from being ‘a mite too obsessed with saving the world’ (Barlow’s Brew, October 3), Sam Corcoran, the leader of Cheshire East Council, is perfectly correct in addressing the urgency of climate change (Opinion, October 3). He identified a number
TODAY a lovely couple gave me a lift from Knutsford station to King Street to pick up a picture for my grandson. They waited for me and took me back to the station. I was so grateful as I live in Shaw, near Oldham, so quite a way and the journey
NICE one Sam Corcoran! Cheshire is famous for it’s dairy and meat, which us farmers are very proud of, so by asking people to stop eating meat and dairy, that’s a hell of a lot of votes you’ve just lost. Your naivety is astonishing, as many studies
LETTER: Makers Market is dangerous GOOD grief ! Now we have it from the horses mouth about the fire safety aspect of the Makers Market thanks to Ted Scott, a Fire Safety Officer from the midlands. The Makers Market is actually dangerous and should
RESPONSE to Abi Jones letter – ‘Boris is right, we will thrive’ (Guardian, October 3). We are all fed up with duplicitous politicians in Westminster. Leaders past their prime obviously get forgetful in their old age. John Major said before the
I would like to offer a comment in response to your inspiring article ‘Knutsford man who conquered his stammer looks to inspire others’ about Peter Daly. Since I grew up as a stammerer in the Republic of Ireland, I was humbled that Peter Daly is of
FIREFIGHTERS tackled a fire at Styal Prison. Crews were called following reports of a fire in a workshop at around 12.20pm yesterday. On arrival at the prison on Styal Road in Wilmslow firefighters discovered that a shredder was on fire in
ONE of Knutsford’s leading businessmen is in line for a national accolade which aims to recognise unsung High Street Heroes. Peter Murray runs Pulse of Perfumery in Princess Street with his partner Melanie Seddon, and is well-known for championing
