FEATURE: How to promote your course on social media
In the online world, promoting a course is not a daunting task. But most creators still fail to create a buzz.
Why? Because standing out in a crowd takes consistent effort and expert planning.
Features & Lifestyle
FEATURE: 3 tips for finding friends as a Freshman
One of the most important things for young people is meeting new individuals and making friends.
Companions will help you in tough times and be here for you when you need them.
FEATURE: Be productive with iMind
Creating and developing a business online, as well as working remotely, requires increased concentration and responsibility for every step.
To maintain healthy relations in the working team even at a distance, it is necessary to choose a platform that organizes high-quality online communication and is comfortable for each participant of the project.
FEATURE: How to improve skills of your workforce and boost productivity
Recruiting, training, and retaining quality employees can be a challenge for any organisation.
In addition to the strain it places on your resources, a shortage of skilled workers can have detrimental effects on your business.
FEATURE: Is university the key to success?
Universities are hubs of learning. They are not all about exams and papers.
These academic institutions have shaped the minds of many brilliant people across the generations.
READER’S LETTER: CEC should follow Cornwall on highways
Dear Editor,
We are in Cornwall at the moment returning home tomorrow, have yet to see a pothole, in fact we are having withdrawal symptoms due to not having too continually meander to miss holes in the road.
CEC please contact Cornwall Council for advice on road maintenance and management.
FEATURE: Music has consequences: Amazing stories from students
There are a lot of real-life stories about how songs have helped people in troublesome situations.
There are many stories about how music motivates people too.
READER’S LETTER: “Great” outdoor Crewe market has been destroyed
Dear Editor,
Crewe Market Hall on a Friday morning used to be bustling, full of people and stalls, a great atmosphere, sounds and smells and all the signs of a successful market, that drew people in from afar to shop in the town.
READER’S LETTER: Grant funding from government for children’s services
Dear Editor
All Cheshire East Conservatives are delighted by the £12 million fund that this Government has allocated to Family Hubs.
Some of this money is now coming to Cheshire East.
READER’S LETTER: CEC and Bentley should work together during roadworks
Dear Editor,
Construction of the North West Crewe Package (NWCP) started on 9th May 2022.
On completion of NWCP in November 2023 it promises to ease congestion and improve access to Leighton Hospital and bring opportunities housing developments and for local businesses to expand.
FEATURE: Top tips to save time and power up your fleet’s productivity
Effective fleet management is a critical part of increasing fleet productivity so that your business can reduce costs, protect its drivers, and provide superior service.
However, ensuring fleet productivity comes with many challenges, so it is important to employ best practices in your day-to-day operations.
FEATURE: Best long-term investments in 2022
Long-term investments are one of the best strategies to guarantee your financial future.
Given the market’s present high valuations, it’s more crucial than ever to concentrate on long-term investment while sticking to your game plan.
READER’S LETTER: North West Crewe Package packs an 80 week punch! – Who knew?
Dear Editor
Anyone living in and around Crewe is now well aware that the A530 Middlewich Road is closed with sections out of bounds until November 2023.
A couple of weeks in and we’ve seen the mayhem caused by the loss of this key route from Nantwich to Middlewich, a ‘confusion’ of diversion signs and have our own ‘personal’ tales to tell of the knock-on impacts.
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