St Luke's urging people to join its Midnight Walk after low number sign up
ST LUKE’S Hospice is calling for more supporters to join its Midnight Walk fundraiser after reporting a ‘very low’ number of people signed up compared to previous years.
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Farm which helps people with learning disabilities wins collection of rosettes at Cheshire Show
A WORKING farm which helps people with learning disabilities has come away with a collection of Cheshire Show rosettes.
Man accused of stalking turned up at alleged victim's place of work
A MAN accused of stalking a woman has been remanded in custody after turning up at his alleged victim's place of work.
Man avoids jail despite damaging Covid screens at Premier Inn and using racist abuse
A MIDDLEWICH man who damaged a number of items at a Premier Inn and racially abused an individual on the same day has avoided an immediate prison sentence.
Carpet store which has traded in town for 25 years to close its doors for good
A CARPET store which has been trading in Winsford for 25 years has 'reached the end of a great journey' as it prepares to close its doors for good next month.
Review Review: We had a paw-some time as DogFest returned to Tatton Park
WE had a paw-some time at DogFest’s Cheshire event today – the ultimate dog-friendly festival to enjoy with your furry pal.
Hospice launches new workshops to support carers of those with dementia
ST Luke’s Hospice is launching a new support service for carers of those with dementia.
Family of former Pochins worker desperate to find out how he was exposed to asbestos
THE family of a former Middlewich site agent who died from asbestos cancer is appealing to his old colleagues to discover how he was exposed to the hazardous material that claimed his life.
Frustrated mum raises concerns over admissions as daughter refused high school place
A WINSFORD mum has been left frustrated and disappointed after her daughter’s appeal for a place at the town’s high school was rejected.
Sex offender who attacked disabled woman on train in court over register breach
A MAN from Middlewich who sexually assaulted a disabled woman on a train six years ago has been fined after failing to sign the sex offenders register.
