A FORMER chairman of Knutsford Urban District Council whose social conscience led her to become active in local politics has died at the age of 97. Lady Hilary Glidewell served for two terms on the UDC and twice stood as a Parliamentary candidate
POLICE are appealing for help from the public following a police pursuit in Wilmslow. At about 2pm on Sunday officers attempted to stop a silver Honda Civic on the A538 Prestbury Road near Wilmslow. The vehicle failed to stop so officers followed
A KNUTSFORD hiker has captured magnificent images of a rare weather phenomenon, labelled a 'rainbow halo'. Adrian Conchie, 39, was walking on a fell in the Lake District when he looked down and clocked the spectacular display, known as the Brocken
A WOMAN was airlifted to hospital this morning, Tuesday after crashing her car near Radbroke Hall. Three fire engines were called to the scene on the A50 Holmes Chapel Road in Over Peover shortly before 9am on January 14. The woman was freed
HOLMES Chapel Partnership is appealing for people to take home their litter or find a bin for it. The plea follows a litter-pick on Knutsford Road on Sunday morning by members of the Village Volunteers, which produced a large amount of rubbish,
THE Knutsford branch of a canine company founded in 2000 to provide home from home dog care instead of kennelling is helping to celebrate the business’ 20th anniversary. Owner-operator of Barking Mad Knutsford, Amanda Prentice, said: “As Barking
CANCER Research UK supporters are invited to make a £2 donation at the charity’s shop in King Street, Knutsford, and get a Unity Band to back World Cancer Day on February 4. Cancer Research UK is calling on men, women and children to wear one of
APPLE tree saplings produced from Sir Isaac Newton's tree have returned to their roots after floating in space for six months. The seeds were taken aboard the International Space Station in 2015 by Major Tim Peake as part of the Pips in Space project
MEMBERS of Friends of Goostrey Station have thanked Mike Jervis for his efforts as he steps down as group chairman. Mike was treasurer when the volunteer group was founded in 2013, and took over as chairman following the sudden death of Cyril Caulkin
FARMING union representatives will attend Cheshire East Council’s cabinet meeting today (January 14) to persuade them to allow culling on farmland owned by the local authority. CEC’s cabinet is due to endorse good biosecurity measures and badger
