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  • Cheshire East Council elects its first ever Labour leader

    CHESHIRE East Council has its first ever Labour leader after Cllr Sam Corcoran fought off a Conservative challenge to claim the role. The Labour and Co-Operative Party member for Sandbach Heath and East won 43 votes in the race to become council

  • Planning permission granted for Sandhurst Hotel conversion

    CHESHIRE East Council has granted planning permission for developers to convert the Sandhurst Hotel and Restaurant, in Chester Road, into accommodation for people with disabilities. The hotel has been vacant since it was sold last year. The application

  • Mum distributes free dog poo bags on trees and lampposts

    A MUM has come up with a novel way to tackle dog poo. Rachel Platt, from Castle, cut a letter box hole in empty water bottles, filled them with plastic bags and attached them to trees and lampposts around her neighbourhood. The mum-of-two has

  • Mark Wakefield's clutch fails but he still scores points

    MARK Wakefield rewarded the dedication of mechanics that worked late to finish repairs to his car so that he could race at Snetterton on Sunday. The Northwich driver failed to set a time during qualifying for the Volkswagen Racing Cup’s second

  • This brother and sister will row for Great Britain next week

    SIBLINGS that learned to row while at Grange School have been selected to represent Great Britain at the European Championships. Emily Ford, who travelled to last year’s edition as a spare, has been named as part of a women’s four for a three-day

  • Man charged with several thefts of caravans in Byley

    A MAN has been charged with several thefts of caravans and theft of a Land Rover from Byley. Detectives investigating a series of caravan thefts have charged Lennon McMahon, 18, of Southam Close, Coventry. McMahon was arrested on Monday, May

  • Cabinet member urges MPs to address schools funding 'crisis'

    THE borough's cabinet member for children and families has urged MPs to inject £2.3 billion into school funding to avoid a nationwide crisis. Cheshire West and Chester Council member Nicole Meardon met with MPs in the House of Commons last week

  • Cabinet member urges MPs to address schools funding 'crisis'

    THE borough's cabinet member for children and families has urged MPs to inject £2.3 billion into school funding to avoid a nationwide crisis. Cheshire West and Chester Council member Nicole Meardon met with MPs in the House of Commons last week

  • Piper Orla raises £600 for Manchester Arena victim's charity

    TWO years on from a terrorist attack which claimed 22 lives at the Manchester Arena, a Moulton schoolgirl is raising money in memory of one of the young victims. Musical Orla Geraghty, 9, has raised almost £600 for the Eilidh MacLeod Memorial Trust

  • Company helps men to combat isolation

    A PROJECT that helps to combat isolation has received technical support from a big hearted company. Pinacl-GDA has donated data cable to support Age UK Cheshire's Men in Sheds branch in Winsford to help them connect their new 3D Printer and a host