HUNDREDS of little monsters descended on Knutsford for the town’s biggest and best Pumpkin Path yet. The town was packed with families and friends of all ages, many in elaborate and amazing costumes, to celebrate Halloween in a fun, safe and friendly
CHILDREN are to set to enjoy festive fairground rides at Knutsford after Cheshire East agreed to reduce the cost of health and safety checks. John Collins Funfairs is due to be part of the Knutsford Town Council-organised Knutsford Christmas Market
ALDI is calling on charities and community groups across Knutsford to register so they can collect food donations this Christmas Eve. Following the launch earlier this year of the successful partnership with Neighbourly, a community engagement platform
THE Mere Day Nursery raised £370 for The Children’s Adventure Farm Trust at its charity fun day. The day included stalls, children’s activities and a tombola, and attracted support from local businesses, which donated raffle prizes and attended.
SIXTH formers raised more than £180 for Parkinson’s disease research with a fancy dress-up day. The students from Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School dressed up in a variety of colourful costumes for the fundraiser. The event was organised
PARENTS are being urged to ensure they are not obstructing roads or pavements around schools when they park. The plea comes from Police Community Support Officer Liz Chesters, whose area includes Holmes Chapel, following a rise in obstructive parking
