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Wanted man added to Europe’s ‘Most Wanted’ list
A man, who is wanted in connection with the brutal murder of a father at a farm in Cheshire, is now one of Europe’s most...
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Four Seasons care home giant in administration
Cheshire-based care home group Four Seasons Health Care has been put into administration. The Wilmslow group is the UK’s largest care home operator, serving around...
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Biddulph Grange – a garden for all seasons
We’re particularly well-served in the region with some truly beautiful and unusual National Trust properties and gardens. One of our particular favourites is Biddulph Grange...
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Share a ride – wander for free at Lyme
Visitors to one of Cheshire’s best loved country houses are being encouraged to think a bit greener this spring and summer to enjoy the green...
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Keep your dogs under control!
Dog owners are being warned to keep their animals on a lead following a number of incidents resulting in the death of sheep. Cheshire Police...
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25th Macclesfield Beer Festival 2019
The Macclesfield Beer Festival celebrates it’s 25th anniversary and a number of free tickets are on offer to help mark this milestone. The Macclesfield Beer...
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Tytherington School goes green with Michael Gove
Members of Tytherington School’s ‘Tythy Goes Green’ group were joined by Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, the Rt Hon Michael Gove...
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Do you have a fire escape plan?
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) is supporting a national campaign to raise awareness of the importance of planning how you would get out of...
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Macclesfield man charged with assault
A Macclesfield man has been charged following an assault incident in the town on Friday, 26th April at a flat on Ivy Road in Macclesfield....
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Rotary assists with blood pressure checks
In conjunction with Stroke Awareness, The Rotary Club of Macclesfield Castle organised an event held in the Grosvenor Centre for members of the public to...
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The Cheshire Show’s going to be a jam-packed event!
Above: Monster Trucks – Big Pete will be one of the show’s highlights The regions most prestigious agricultural event – The Royal Cheshire County Show...
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Exceptional young dancers wanted for Buxton’s Cinderella pantomime
“They’re simply the best,” says Philip Dart, director of Buxton’s acclaimed pantomime, but he’s not talking about the talented professionals whose singing, dancing and comic...
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‘Pick and Play’ in the Peak District National Park
Members of the public are invited to help clean up the Peak District National Park in an annual litter picking event. The sixth annual ‘Pick...
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“It is no good lauding Sir John Percyvale”
One of our readers has written in about the proposed demolition of the King’s School cricket pavilion. King’s, the independent school which has occupied these...
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Chris Nowell at the Peak District Photography Gallery
Above: View from Baslow Edge. ⓒ Chris Nowell. An exhibition by visually impaired landscape photographer Chris Nowell is inspiring people to see the Peak District...
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Hilary Jack: Gathering
Contemporary art installation inspired by indoor Tudor tennis secrets A new contemporary art installation, by artist Hilary Jack, is set to launch on the weekend...
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Three potential accidents in the space of five minutes!
Above: The driver of the white Hyundai reg number MW17 WTA ignores traffic signs stating left turn only, shortly followed by a cyclist with a...
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Barnaby Festival 2020 Open Programming: update
The first open programming session in March was a great success, producing lots of ideas for themes and content which respond to the organisers 2020 theme...
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Civic Society challenge King’s cricket pavilion demolition
Plans to demolish the King’s School cricket pavilion which was dedicated to a historic school’s war fallen are being challenged by local residents and Macclesfield...
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Hiyo Silver away!
Having seen the encampment set up in Mill Street then spotted the truck I’ve concluded the Lone Ranger must be in town. He rode a...