Community Grant Helps Knutsford Runners Grow
Knutsford Runners have received £500 from Knutsford Town Council’s Community Grant Scheme to support the training and development of new run leaders within the club.
Glowing report for Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service from Inspectorate
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Cheshire is the first fire and rescue service in the country to be rated by inspectors as ‘outstanding’ for leading its people effectively.
Police carry out simultaneous drug raids in Macclesfield flats
On Tuesday 16th June officers from Macclesfield Neighbourhood Policing Unit descended on Pennine Court to carry out three drug warrants.
25 people charged with public order offences following warrants in Crewe
25 people who were charged with public order offences following warrants in Crewe are set to appear in court later this week.
Everyone’s invited to Congleton Pride 2026
This year’s Congleton Pride event takes place on Saturday 18th July in Congleton Town Hall, with a full day of entertainment for all the family
Appeal for information following Winsford Burglary series
Police are appealing for witnesses and video footage following a series of burglaries in Winsford.
Still time to share your thoughts on Cheadle Market
Find out more about plans for Cheadle’s Market Hall and Square and share your thoughts on its future development.
Congleton Mum takes on 70-mile challenge to give back to hospital that saved her twin boys
A local mother is stepping up to walk 70 miles this month to raise vital funds for the Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU) at Macclesfield Hospital, after the unit provided life-saving care to her premature twin boys.
Feedback is still being encouraged for a new sustainable neighbourhood and mixed-use development at Weaver Square in Northwich, with this stage of the public engagement remaining open until 19th June 2026.
Nantwich Food Festival introduces some great exhibitors and fantastic live music
The Nantwich Food Festival exhibitor team, Julian, Linda and Nigel, just love their work volunteering for the festival – ensuring that they re-book our favourites, whilst making space for some of the niche food and drink producers that are so popular at our lovely festival.
Appeal for information following burglary in Northwich
Detectives are appealing for witnesses and video footage following a burglary in Northwich.
Congleton Invited to Mark Armed Forces Week
Residents are invited to join Congleton Town Council and the Congleton Branch of the Royal British Legion for a special flag-raising ceremony to mark the start of Armed Forces Week.
Council celebrates Bidlea Dairy’s farm-to-bottle success story
Cheshire East Council visited Bidlea Dairy near Holmes Chapel last week, to celebrate the success of one of the borough’s most innovative farm-to-bottle businesses.
Nantwich woman jailed for drug dealing
A woman from Nantwich has been jailed for more than five years after she admitted being involved in the supply of illegal drugs.
Cheshire PCC leads the way, making it easier for schools nationwide to go phone-free
Cheshire is leading the way in creating distraction-free classrooms, with three quarters of its state high schools now either using or planning to introduce lockable phone pouches.
Mayor of Knutsford's First Charity Fundraisers Raise Over £450 for Local Causes
The Mayor of Knutsford, Councillor Peter Coan, has successfully launched his mayoral fundraising programme, raising more than £450 through his first two charity fundraising events.
Family of a man who died in a collision in Crewe pay tribute to him
The family of a man who sadly died following a collision in Crewe have paid tribute to him.
Two people charged following Winsford collision
Police officers investigating a collision in Winford have charged two people in relation to the incident.
Four men jailed for string of car thefts across the country
Four men have been jailed after admitting conspiracy to steal cars across the country.
Cheshire Constabulary marks National Specials Weekend with county-wide day of action
Volunteer police officers from across Cheshire came together on Saturday 6th June to support a force-wide day of action as part of National Specials Weekend, demonstrating the vital role they play in keeping communities safe.
Church Of England Sorry For Forced Adoptions Telling Survivors Shame Is Ours
The Church of England has apologised for the “pain, trauma and stigma” caused to those affected by historical forced adoption, as its lead bishop spoke of a deep shame that the practice had happened to people “in the care of Christian communities”..
Train Crash Could Have Been Avoided If Driver Had Used Emergency System Report
A fatal train crash could have been avoided if a driver had used an emergency system designed to reduce speed, an investigation has found..
Robin Hoods Major Oak In Sherwood Forest Has Died Experts Say
A vast ancient oak tree linked to the legend of Robin Hood is thought to have died after its first spring with no leaves, experts have said..
Struggles To Keep On Top Of Car Admin Costing Some Drivers More Survey Finds
Around a fifth (21%) of drivers have forgotten essential car admin dates such as their MOT, tax or insurance – potentially leaving many people at risk of penalties – a survey indicates..
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