LETTER: Why are United Utilities changing water meters?
Dear Editor
We were notified recently that UU were to change our water meter on 21st June.
After contacting UU it appears the reason is unclear why this has been ordered.
Features & Lifestyle
LETTER: Platoon seeks Nantwich veteran for reunion
Dear Editor,
I am on a search for a Nantwich military man Kevin Ormes, the brother of Yvonne Ormes.
My names is Robert King and I joined the military in 1967 in Folkestone Kent, Kevin was in my Platoon and he joined the Cheshire Regiment.
Are eSports really sports?
The debate surrounding whether eSports qualify as “real” sports is a contentious and multifaceted issue that has garnered significant attention in recent years.
On one side of the argument are proponents who assert that eSports deserve recognition as legitimate sports due to their competitive nature, skill requirements, and global popularity.
Embracing tech: How older people are spending more time online
To allow you a brief peek behind the curtain, a recent conversation with a friend provided me with the inspiration to write this piece.
In passing we got to discussing my 68-year-old father-in-law and what he was doing over the bank holiday weekend.
LETTER: Do councillors care about “inadequate” children’s services?
Dear Editor,
On Tuesday 18th June, the Cared for Children and Care Leavers Committee met, whose remit is to hold the council to account, ensuring the best possible care and support is provided for our most vulnerable children and young adults.
How to work with your child’s Maths tutor for maximum impact
Parental involvement plays a crucial role in a child’s academic success, especially when it comes to subjects like mathematics.
Working closely with your child’s maths tutor can enhance their learning experience and improve their performance in the subject.
Why privacy online is more important than ever in 2024
In 2024, the importance of privacy online has reached unprecedented levels, driven by technological advancements, evolving regulatory landscapes, and growing concerns over data security and personal autonomy.
Building resilient infrastructure for maritime industry
Marine transport is the backbone of international trade, moving almost 90% of all commodities globally.
As such, the infrastructure assisting this industry must be strong and resilient to various issues, such as natural calamities, climate change, and expanding operational requirements.
Travel solo and meet new friends
Most holidaymakers have the impression that solo travel is lonely, often scary, and not much fun.
That’s not how going solo is for well-informed people who know about organised trips.
How the taxi industry is evolving in 2024
The taxi industry has seen significant changes in recent years, with 2024 marking a new era of innovation and customer-focused services.
The demands and expectations of passengers are shaping these developments, making taxi services more inclusive and efficient.
How hosting events can transform your business
In the fast-paced world of business, the importance of a cohesive and motivated team cannot be overstated.
Team-building events, often overlooked or dismissed as mere fun and games, hold the key to unlocking the potential of your workforce and catalysing your company’s success.
House removal checklist: How to organise a smooth move-out or in
House moving is one of the most controversial ventures – while being exhausting and nerve-racking, it actually is an eye-opening experience and an opportunity to start a new life.
LETTER: British PM “couldn’t even sacrifice afternoon” for D-Day
Dear Editor,
Four thousand, four hundred and fifteen American, British and Canadian soldiers died in the hell on the Normandy beaches on D-Day.
And French President Macron, American President Joe Biden and Canadian President Justin Trudeau gathered in the military cemetery above Omaha beach for an international event to remember them.
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