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Diversions in force for M6 Junctions 16, 17 and 18 this weekend.
Junction 17 of the M6, between Congleton and Sandbach will be closed to traffic for the whole of next weekend. Most of the work already...
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Marilyn wins the visitors hearts at Macclesfield Open Art Exhibition
The 2014-15 Macclesfield Open Art Exhibition, held at the Silk Museum on Park Lane, has now ended. Three prizes have been awarded for outstanding works....
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Big Garden Birdwatch 24-25 January 2015
Count the wildlife that’s counting on you by joining the Big Garden Birdwatch 2015. Join the worlds largest wildlife survey and provide a vital health...
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Have you seen missing Adam?
Detectives have released a new photograph of a man who has been missing from home in Southport for more than two weeks. Adam Whitehurst was...
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Tomi Adeloye and Conor O’Keefe join the Silkmen
Conference Premier side Macclesfield Town have signed Stoke forward Tomi Adeloye on loan and goalkeeper Conor O’Keefe has joined on a free transfer. Adeloye, 18,...
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Youth band hits the high notes
Local MP David Rutley, congratulated the Macclesfield Youth Brass Band, on their funding award of £2,000 – for a scheme to encourage children with moderate...
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Hospice Christmas tree collection smashes £500,000 barrier
Huge congratulations are in order for the East Cheshire Hospice Christmas Tree Collection. It took 11 years to collect £250,000. Now, just 4 years later...
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Art Fair raises over £55,000 for East Cheshire Hospice
Cheshire’s leading Art Fair raised £55,481 for East Cheshire Hospice. The charity arts and crafts exhibition, held last September at the Town Hall in Macclesfield,...
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Macclesfield man pleads guilty to double burglary
A Macclesfield man has been sentenced after pleading guilty to burglaries at two commercial premises. On 9 January 2015 Jonathan Stephenson, 36, from 72 Kendal...
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Dresden results in major drug busts
Residents in Macclesfield can look forward to a safer year in 2015 thanks to the work of Sergeant Adam Alexander and his team of officers...
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Police officers awarded for their work
Cheshire police officers and staff involved in the crackdown on the sale of Class A drugs in the town have been awarded for their work....
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Police issue CCTV images following thefts
Cheshire Police have issued CCTV images of a man they would like to speak to in connection with thefts from a number of shops during...
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Andrew Marr got his facts wrong complain Council
Cheshire East Council has lodged a complaint with the BBC Andrew Marr Show over a remark implying that the council had ‘cut services to the...
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Manchester Science Park must act quickly
According to a development framework produced by Cheshire East Council Manchester Science Partnerships (MSP) must act quickly to retain AstraZeneca talent at Alderley Park before...
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Cheshire East to run its own planning and building company
Cheshire East Council’s Cabinet has approved plans to set up a building and planning support consultancy that will provide services for the residents of Cheshire...
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Missing Anouska found
The teenage girl who went missing on New Year’s Day has been found safe and well. Anouska Maduro, 14, was last seen covered in mud on...
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New EU directive will impact on Cheshire East waste collection costs
Cheshire East Council is being forced to carry out an assessment of it waste collection service to ensure it complies with new legislation. From January...
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Keele University to research geothermal energy sources for Cheshire East
The Government has agreed to fund a study into whether Cheshire East could generate long-term, renewable energy from geothermal power. The £88,000 grant is the...
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Custody visitors sought
The Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner is currently looking for volunteers to fulfil the role of Custody Visitor. Custody Visitors are members of...