FEATURE: 7 steps to transform your London business: A practical guide
Every business owner in London knows the importance of staying ahead of the competition.
However, transforming your business to stay ahead isn’t as easy as it sounds.
Features & Lifestyle
FEATURE: How to prepare your property for heavy rain
During extreme weather, your property is at high risk of water damage and, depending on its location, flooding.
Both can make your home an unsafe environment, ruin your possessions and property, and put your health at risk if not cleaned up properly.
FEATURE: What you need to know about glow plugs
Glow plugs are an essential part of diesel engine cars.
They typically have quite a long lifespan, but like most parts on a car, they will fade over time.
FEATURE: Exploring Cheshire and Nantwich’s long-lost Celtic roots
At a time, Celtic tribes dominated the British Isles and Ireland, with several different Celtic cultures and languages being developed across the nations as time went on.
Today, we still recognize distinct Celtic heritage, landmarks, and even modern cultural touch points in many parts of England, Wales, Ireland, and Scotland.
FEATURE: What should I do to wind down at night?
Creating a relaxing bedtime routine is essential to ensure a good night’s sleep.
A winding-down routine helps signal to the body and mind that it’s time to relax and let go of the day’s stresses.
LETTER: Crewe FC plea to Cheshire East Council action
Dear Editor,
An Open Letter regarding the future of Crewe FC to Lorraine O’Donnell, Sam Corcoran & Cheshire East Council:
As you know, Crewe FC have been trying for many years (since 2016) to get a new venue that can be the home for our club and help meet the incredible demand there is locally for boys and girls to play football.
FEATURE: What attracts real estate buyers to Barcelona?
Have you ever dreamt of living in a region with mild winters and sunny summers?
If these characteristics correlate with your desires, pay attention to Barcelona. But it’s not just the climate that attracts people from all over the world.
LETTER: Extra £4.4m Household Support Fund for CEC is welcome
Dear Editor,
As we all struggle with rising inflation and energy bills, I’m delighted that Cheshire East is to receive a further £4,407,784 of Government Funding to extend the Household Support Fund for another year until 31st March 2024.
This is in addition to the £2.2m of this same grant that Cheshire East Council received from Government for the year 2022-2023, and represents the council’s share of £842 million of additional funding that will be allocated from 1st April to help the most vulnerable households across England.
FEATURE: How to find worthy items to invest in
Particularly in such uncertain times, the comfort of knowing we have something stored away that’s only going to get more valuable as time increases can be quite powerful.
While some items like electronics and cars (especially cars) will lose their value quite quickly, there are certain times that hold their value over time or even increase in value depending on popularity.
FEATURE: What is long-term investment?
Investing money is often seen as a sophisticated activity, perhaps reserved for those with holdings enough to own companies or significant swathes of property already.
But investments are akin to savings, in that they are mechanisms for preserving and even growing money you hold
LETTER: No one questioning CEC allocation of school grants
Dear Editor,
I asked earlier this week: Is anyone else questioning the allocation of the dedicated schools grant, due to be ratified at next week’s CE’s Children & Families Committee? That meeting was held – and the answer is no.
Just to clarify the situation for everyone, the grant money has been allocated at three different rates based on deprivation factors.
FEATURE: The future of treatment for traumatic brain injuries
Traumatic brain injuries are extremely serious incidences, and while not overly common, occur regularly enough that awareness should be maintained.
According to brain injury charity Headway, there were over 350,000 hospital admissions relating to brain injury in 2019-20 alone.
LETTER: Crewe’s Valley Brook a graveyard for trolleys
Dear Editor,
Crewe’s Valley Brook is a graveyard for abandoned supermarket trolleys.
Taxpayers’ funding of over £3 MILLION has been granted for the Valley Brook Corridor in Crewe.
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