TODAY marks 15 years since the Hunting Act came into effect – banning the hunting of wild animals with dogs. There have since been more than 500 prosecutions under the legislation, but it still proves almost as divisive today as when Tony Blair
ONYX Academy of Dance Wilmslow is celebrating success at the Four Seasons Darwen Winter competitions in Altrincham. From 20 entries the academy had 18 places, including Mason Wright, Abigail Halsal and Gabriela Lloyd, who placed first in Hip Hop
MANCHESTER Airport’s Runway Visitor Park says a new 90-minute tour of its iconic Concorde will offer the most in-depth guest experience yet. The Concorde Platinum tour will launch on Sunday, March 22, Mother’s Day, with prices starting from £35
PAWS4THOUGHT from Wilmslow High School came out on top in a Dragons Den-style competition hosted by Cheshire Oaks designer outlet. Students from six schools and colleges across Cheshire and Warrington took part in the competition, with the Wilmslow
WORK on a ‘visionary’ First Light Pavilion has started at the Jodrell Bank Observatory. The project is set to be completed in 2021, and will transform the visitor experience at the observatory, bringing radio astronomy principles and the stories
CARE home bosses say their plans for a 60-bedroom home in Wilmslow would have more than enough parking. The company sought to reassure residents in the wake of parking concerns from people who attended a public display of the plans on Monday.
A DECISION to remove roads from gritting routes across the borough has been called in by councillors. Cheshire East Council announced earlier this month plans to axe 247 roads from the borough's gritting map. Roads were given a risk assessment
HOLMES Chapel Community Centre is to host its first Tea Dance. Everybody Sport and Recreation is organising the event on February 28 with the Memory Café. The event takes place from 2pm to 4pm. Unlimited tea and coffee will be available as
RESIDENTS from Lostock Lodge Care Home in Northwich enjoyed a return visit to Bexton Primary School. 60 Year 5 pupils from the school visited the home at the Cheshire Business Park in October as part of their Age UK Cheshire East project. In
PCSO Chris Pountain caught eight speeders this morning (Tuesday) after carrying out speed enforcement using the TruCam on Chelford Road, facing towards Knutsford. The highest speed recorded was 36mph.
MARVIN Hagler has mocked Tyson Fury's claim that he is ready to turn his world heavyweight title clash with Deontay Wilder on Saturday night into a repeat of one of boxing's greatest fights. Hagler's famous three-round war with Tommy Hearns in
VILLAGERS have chosen Alison Wright as their Community Hero in the Dane Sound Community Radio awards. The 2019 Hero Awards recognise people who have made a positive impact on the community, with Alison receiving The People’s Choice award, which
FAYE Webber netted twice as Knutsford Hockey Club ladies made it six wins in a row. The player of the match scored the first and fourth goals of a 5-1 victory against Wilmslow thirds. But the Knutsford side had to overcome a second-half fightback
MCCARTHY and Stone has begun building its Knutsford Retirement Living development, which will feature 46 luxury one and two bedroom low-maintenance apartments for people aged 60 and over. The first homeowners are expected to be welcomed in the
ONE lane is closed due to emergency repairs on the M6 southbound from junction 19 A556 (Knutsford) to junction 18 A54 Middlewich Road (Middlewich/Holmes Chapel). Traffic is coping well. Lane one is closed to aid with emergency pothole repair work
TYSON Fury has promised WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder will meet "the best Tyson Fury" when the pair do battle for a second time in Las Vegas on Saturday. Since the first fight in December 2018, when 'The Gypsy King' had to settle for
