THE end of more than 60 years of quarrying in Chelford has been heralded with a ceremony which will lead to a new wildlife-friendly lake. Residents Victor and Margaret Roberts switched off the pumps at Sibelco’s Parklands Quarry, allowing water
HOLMES Chapel Youth Council leaders have won praise for their ‘eloquent and inspirational’ talk about the launch of the council. Theo Castle and Bella Mac are chairman and vice-chairman respectively of the youth council, which is a sub-committee
BUSINESSES are being asked to register as a water bottle refill station. The call comes from the Dane Valley Environmentally Friendly Group. A group spokesman said: “The current focus of our group is to try and reduce the use of single use plastics
CHESHIRE East Council has welcomed the climate change campaign issued by Friends of the Earth which enables people to see how climate-friendly their area is. The online tool, which is driven by postcodes, scores councils across the country on a
TATTON Liberal Democrats, including their Parliamentary candidate Jonathan Smith, travelled to London on Saturday to join the million-strong march and demonstration for a People's Vote. Jonathan, pictured second from left, said: “This was a great
BOROUGH chiefs are being asked to reconsider a decision not to introduce a ‘late night levy’ to bring in additional cash for police and the council. Councils have had the power to implement a late night levy since 2011 – meaning an additional fee
HOLMES Chapel Comprehensive School is to undertake a trial with an Assistance Dog. A school spokesman said: “As part of our commitment to providing the best support to all of our students, our SEN team are planning to trial some work with an Assistance
FORMER Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School student Adam Brown has won praise for his success in business. Adam is from long-standing family business Bidlea Dairy, which provided the school with complimentary milk for refreshments at its sixth form
