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Macc Town FC can’t pay wages owing to Brexit!
A winding-up petition issued against League Two club Macclesfield Town has been adjourned, yet again, with the club’s bosses unbelievably implying Brexit is hindering their...
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A peach of a pic from Mr Beech
We’ll be featuring images from local photographers from time to time – and this is the first, from local snapper Paul Beech, taken from Rainow...
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Knutsford teenager sentenced following sexual assaults
A Knutsford man, convicted of sexual assault after inappropriately touching a teenage girl, has been ordered to carry out 200 hours of community service, handed...
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Record China order for Statiflo
Image;: Statiflo mixer installation in Bailonggang Macclesfield engineering company Statiflo has supplied its biggest-ever order to mainland China. The company, which has its headquarters in...
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The Silkmen – Oldham & Cheltenham (Both away)
Jen Kelly – a.k.a. Cheshire’s Revenge / The Word Nerd – brings ilovemacc her own take on the highs and lows of The Silkmen I’ve...
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Successful summer for Cheshire’s bike cops
The Motorcycle Operation Team at Cheshire Constabulary is celebrating a summer of success. Part of the Roads and Crime Unit, the team has been helping...
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What’s On at Cinemac
Recorded Information: 01625 423535Enquiries: 07534 920495 Tickets• can be purchased on the door, subject to demand• can be booked in advance at cinemac.org.uk• can be purchased...
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Whisky galore at the Cat?
Plans to breathe new life into an iconic pub could see the Cat & Fiddle transformed into a whisky distillery, onsite shop and tasting room. Wildboarclough-based...
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Parking penalty reimbursement still open
Cheshire East Council wants to hear from motorists who suspect they were incorrectly issued with a penalty charge notice. The penalty charge notices (PCNs) were...
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New waste-bin collection dates
Cheshire East Council have revised their recycling and waste collection schedules – starting from 4 November. Residents will start to receive their collection schedule calendars...
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Another store bites the dust
High street retailer Bonmarché has collapsed into administration – putting almost 2,900 jobs at risk. The retailer, which has a branch on Mill Street in...
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Blood, sweat and tears of mill life explored
Blood, sweat and tears of mill life explored Quarry Bank, ‘A Healthy Profit’, 19 October 2019 – 19 April 2020 One of Manchester’s greatest mills...
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Manchester dealers sentenced for flooding Macclesfield with drugs
An operation focusing on drug dealers who flooded Macclesfield with crack cocaine and heroin was triggered by serious and volatile disputes between rival gangs. On...
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Help save victims this Anti-Slavery Day
You could be forgiven for thinking that living in Cheshire slavery is something you would never encounter, but don’t kid yourself, it’s all around. The...
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A wizardly adventure at Tatton Park’s awaits!
Family fun and magical adventure will be casting a spell over the spookiest corner of Tatton Park this Halloween as interactive performance group ‘Rusticus’ present...
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Open Call for Festival Events, Exhibitions and Projects
Performers, visual artists, theatre artists, musicians, poets, writers, dancers, inventors, big thinkers, creatives, arts, heritage and cultural organisations, food makers, film makers, new technology experimenters,...
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Quiz the chief constable about policing
Cheshire’s chief constable and police and crime commissioner will be travelling around the county giving local people the chance to talk to them about local...
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Purple 4 Polio
National Polio awareness week this October highlights the Rotary campaign to eradicate polio around the world. In 1985 there were over 1,000 polio cases every...
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Eight burglars jailed for 39 offences
Above: Top row, from left, Dale Higgins, Harry Mulgrew, Robson McCabe, Dale Driver; bottom, from left, Reece Goodall, Reece McCracken, Matthew Harrop, Kurtis Rowe Eight...
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Hate crime victims become movie-makers
Above: James Brett and Luca Matthews A new hate crime video resource which has been produced by victims of the crime is set to shown...