THE Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA) said photographs taken in connection with Tatton MP Esther McVey’s Parliamentary duties were ‘an allowable expense’. The ruling follows a complaint to the body by Wilmslow town councillor
WILMSLOW Wolves' scheduled opponents last weekend admit they are embarrassed at failing to raise a team and not fulfilling the fixture. Penrith were due at the Memorial Ground to play a North One West fixture against a Wilmslow side that has been
ALDERLEY Edge Hockey Club women's team lost 2-0 against Sutton Coldfield. On a sunny Saturday morning, Edge arrived to play a previously postponed away game and were determined to get stuck in and improve on their past 5-1 performance against Coldfield
WILMSLOW’S first repair café at the United Reformed Church at the weekend has been hailed a great success. Transition Wilmslow ran a busy repair café on Saturday morning. With some 22 repairers happy to help, items as varied as chairs, coffee
JEAN Walker won a tight affair in an Alderley Edge Golf Club nine-hole stableford. She edged a card play-off after finishing on 16 points with Mary O’Toole and Yvonne Grundy, while Fiona Anderson, Janette Smith and Barbara Evans were a point behind
HOLMES Chapel rugby team demonstrated their defensive work in training is paying off when defeating Liverpool Collegiate 29-0. The match, relocated to Congleton Rugby Club at the last minute after Chapel's pitch was deemed unplayable in one patch
PUBLIC Health bosses at Cheshire East Council are making parents aware that HPV (Human papillomavirus) vaccinations are due to take place in high schools over the next few months. Consent forms will be distributed to all year 8 pupils to gain parental
KNUTSFORD Squash Club were back in action this week. The ladies suffered an uncharacteristic loss at Bollington. Jessie Clutterbrook (#2) and Amanda Richardson (#3) contributed impressive 3-0 victories, but a third victory proved elusive on the
KNUTSFORD returned to winning ways 29-24 at home to Capenhurst. They approached this game somewhat differently to the previous games this season, more than likely due to the reframing of attitudes from the previous week's defeat at Birkenhead which
KNUTSFORD Mayor Cllr Andrew Malloy is inviting people to join him at Gusto and for a quiz to support his charity fundraising. Gusto is hosting ‘Come Dine with the Mayor’ on Thursday, February 6 from 7pm to 10pm. Tickets are £26.50 per person
EXPANSION means new offices for KDR Recruitment Ltd, which has opened a new office in Booths Park. The official opening was attended by Cllr Andrew Malloy, Mayor of Knutsford, who said: “It’s fantastic to see a company like KDR Recruitment, which
KNUTSFORD Hockey Club's men's and women's teams won points away from home on Saturday. The men returned from Merseyside with a hard-fought 1-1 draw against West Derby. Knutsford were the stronger of the two teams at the start of the game and
KNUTSFORD FC delivered an improved display but bowed out of the Altrincham Senior Cup at the quarter-final stage at the weekend. Reds, struggling for players and stuck in the bottom four of the Cheshire Football League Premier Division, bowed out
CRANAGE Parish Council is looking to tackle loneliness and social isolation by inviting residents for lunch on the last Sunday of the month at Cranage Hall Hotel. The lunch will consist of two courses, including tea and coffee. The first lunch
TWO lanes were closed and heavy traffic was reported following a crash on the M6 southbound this morning, Tuesday. The accident happened shortly before 11am between junction 19 for the A556 at Knutsford and junction 18 for the A54 Middlewich Road
EGERTON Pre-school is celebrating receiving £2,673 from the Co-op Local Community Fund. The news came as pre-school manager Andrea Jackson celebrates 20 years of service. Andrea said: “Most people don’t realise that because we are a registered
CHESHIRE East Council and its partners are offering a range of advice and support to residents on how to keep warm, well and safe during the winter. Staying warm can help to prevent you from becoming ill, especially if you are already vulnerable
CHESHIRE East Council received more than 2,700 responses during its recent consultation on its draft site allocations and development policies document (SADPD). The purpose of the SADPD, which forms the second part of the council’s Local Plan, is
HEADTEACHER Emily Armstrong has described as ‘amazing’ news that her school has been ranked the best state-funded school in Cheshire in the Real Schools Guide 2020. Emily Armstrong is headteacher at Bexton Primary School, and said: “This is amazing
KNUTSFORD Town Mayor Cllr Andrew Malloy helped with the annual Christmas tree collection to support East Cheshire Hospice. He told the Guardian about his part in the collection, which broke the £100,000 mark. He said: "Back in June 2019 I attended
