ACTON Swing Bridge is set to close later this month for two days while repair work is completed. The closure of the A49 Warrington Road will take place from Saturday, September 28 and remain in force the following day. No traffic travelling in
A MANAGER who has helped to improve the way missing person cases are dealt with by police has been presented with a special award. Julie Cradock, who is a senior management analyst based at Cheshire Police HQ in Winsford, has used her expertise
NEW construction-themed toys at Sandiway Primary School are inspiring the next generation of builders. The play items have been provided by homebuilder Redrow after the school successfully applied to Redrow’s Hartford Community Fund. The purpose
THE annual Warmingham community charity walk has been hailed a huge success. More than 100 people braved the rain to complete the three mile trek and raised £516 towards Warmingham Church Tower Restoration Fund. More than 100 walkers braved
FAMILIES are being urged to give unloved toys a new lease of life, by donating them to a charity appeal at Barons Quay. The Entertainer is taking part in The Big Toy Rehoming campaign, which runs until Saturday, September 28. It follows a three-day
MANY of those in favour of leaving the EU argue the ‘no deal’ option should be kept on the table to pressure the EU into offering a more favourable arrangement. They see this as being similar to negotiating a business deal or haggling with a market
THE VICS COLUMN - Let’s be social, with Peter Tonge SUPPORTING a non-league football club not only brings you all the joy and disappointment that football does, but it also creates friendships and a community, often for life, with your co-fans
IF YOU voted Leave in the 2016 referendum you are rightly angry that the Conservative Party has failed to deliver on the result. We are used to the idea that in an election, under our system, winner takes all and gets to decide policy while they
TO respond to last week’s letter, my views on Brexit are clear. I campaigned for it. I voted for it. We must now honour and deliver on the decision of the people at the 2016 Referendum and leave the EU without further dither or delay. I fully support
DEAR Mrs Sandbach, your claim that you represent your constituents doesn’t square with the fact that the majority of your constituents voted to Leave the EU. There were no ‘ifs’ and ‘buts’, we just wanted to Leave. We didn’t ask you to try and
I READ with interest the article on Antoinette Sandbach in last week’s Guardian, and I must confess to having very little sympathy for her. I have had no dealings with her other than over Brexit, and that was bad enough. They say that you can
THE 1874 COLUMN – A different perspective, by Matt Waters WHEN in 2012 a substantial number of local football supporters decided to form their own entirely new football club, it was a significant step. Unhappy with the way in which many football
CREATIVE children let their imaginations run riot as they were challenged to bake a cake to celebrate Roald Dahl's birthday. All sorts of weird and wonderful designs were entered into a fun competition at Darnhall Primary School in Winsford.
THE Middlewich Town Council office will be open late at various times next week to allow people to pay their respects to Jonathan Williams. A book of condolence has been opened in memory of the late town council clerk, who sadly died last week while
LEE Duckworth says a two-week break came at just the right time for his Winsford United side as they prepare to return to action. Blues are on the road twice this week – they travel to Charnock Richard on Saturday, kick off 3pm, before a trip to
WE have received some excellent pictures from Northwich RUFC's win over Burnage on Saturday. However, they get more incredible when one considers the photographer is just nine years old! Check out some of budding sports photographer William
A PUBLIC meeting will take place in Hartford on Wednesday, to help inform a decision on the next Bishop of Chester. Members of the public are invited to express their views on who it should be, and what qualities they should have. The public
MORE than 100 fines have been handed out to irresponsible owners for failing to control or clean up after their dogs since council chiefs beefed up their powers. Cheshire East Council launched a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) to tackle dog
BURSCOUGH have had the Indian sign over Northwich Victoria of late – something Vics boss Steve Wilkes is desperate to change on Saturday. The Trickies are yet to register a win over their next visitors to Wincham Park in Wilkes’ tenure, firmly establishing
