The United Kingdom, with its rich history and stunning landscapes, offers some of the most enchanting golf holidays in the world.
Combining the sport of golf with leisure travel provides an ideal getaway for enthusiasts of the game.
A Cheshire travel boss has revealed there’s a massive demand for sunshine holidays with bookings up by 25% on pre-Covid levels.
According to Hays Travel North West managing director Don Bircham, January is the peak period for the industry with families desperate to escape the cold, wet and gloomy weather.
Thousands of free places for Easter activities in Cheshire East have been available for parents and carers of children eligible for income-related free school meals.
By Stephen Topping, local democracy reporter
Thousands of fines have been handed out to Cheshire East parents for taking their children out of school at term-time following a landmark court ruling.
Figures obtained by the Knowledge Academy under the Freedom of Information Act show both Cheshire East and West councils dished out more fixed penalty notices (FPNs) in 2018-19 than in 2017-18.
It might be Christmas, but it won’t be long before we all start thinking about escaping to the sun!
Holidays can be an exciting but stressful time for humans and pets alike.
A Nantwich retirement home is helping to take elderly residents away on holidays – without having to leave their home!
Richmond Village Nantwich has launched a scheme to share summer holiday stories with those who are no longer able to travel.
An independent travel firm with a base in Nantwich has defied Brexit fears by selling a record £1 million worth of holidays in one day.
The boss of Hays Travel North West, which has an outlet on Swine Market in Nantwich, said “Brexit scaremongering” was doing nothing to put off British public from booking holidays in the sun.
A Nantwich headteacher has hit out at the use of “punitive” fines for parents who take their children out of school for holidays.
Mary Hennessy Jones, head at Pear Tree Primary in Stapeley, spoke after a High Court ruling backed Isle of Wight parent Jon Platt for refusing to pay a £120 fine after he took his daughter out last year.
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