READER’S LETTER: Cars on grass verges cause “unsightly mess”
Dear Editor,
Many grass verges in Crewe have been cut to pieces by vehicles parking on them or driving over them.
They are an unsightly mess. A blot on the landscape.
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READER’S LETTER: Enforcement of planning breaches should not be “optional”
Dear Editor,
I was pleased to read of Cheshire East Council’s success last week, in securing a High Court Order against a significant incursion onto agricultural land in the Green Belt at Mobberley.
READER’S LETTER: Impact of St Anne’s Lane car park closure
Dear Editor
I am writing to you, to express my concerns about the way in which the Council has handled the closure of the unofficial St Anne’s Lane car park (in Nantwich)
READER’S LETTER: No justification for Cheshire East Council Tax rises
Dear Editor,
There is no justification for Council tax increases this year.
But despite that, Crewe residents will have to pay an increased Council Tax to no less than all the four authorities they are obliged in law to pay…..and in most cases the increases are many times over the rate of inflation.
READER’S LETTER: Open letter from Covid-19 survivor from Wistaston
Dear Editor,
I am clinically extremely vulnerable (CEV) after having my spleen removed in 2002, so I’m at a massively increased risk of infection.
In February last year I had to give up my job as a supply teacher and “shield”, which has meant that for over 12 months I have severed my outside contact.
READER’S LETTER: “Outrageous” still no CEC decision on winter gritting cuts
Dear Editor,
At this week’s Cheshire East Full Council meeting I asked, once again, if the Labour/Independent Cabinet had made up its mind regarding its proposal to axe winter gritting from some of our semi-rural and rural roads.
READER’S LETTER: Cheshire East Council budget “unkind and uncaring”
Dear Editor,
I did not support Cheshire East Council’s budget for the following reasons:
This budget is unkind, this budget is uncaring.
Bells of St Mary’s Church Wistaston mark 100-year anniversary
By Frank Morton
The heaviest six bells in the St Mary’s Church tower in Wistaston will celebrate their centenary this year.
A dedication service took place for the bells back on February 19, 1921.
READER’S LETTER: Trade Bill vote by local MP “disgraceful”
Dear Editor,
Parliament has just voted to tie its own hands on future trade deals.
In a vote on the Trade Bill, MPs voted to drop an amendment that would have guaranteed them a vote on trade deals.
READER’S LETTER: CEC Mayor should stand aside over Handforth video
Dear Editor,
Many of our residents will have watched, read or heard about the unedifying behaviour displayed by Councillors at Handforth Parish Council which went viral last week.
READER’S LETTER: Support us in National Heart Month in February
Dear Editor,
To mark National Heart Month this February, I’ve teamed up with the British Heart Foundation (BHF) to call on the nation to do at least one thing to improve their heart health, while raising much-needed funds for the charity’s life saving work.
FEATURE: Get your daily exercise and learn about Battle of Nantwich
The annual Battle of Nantwich & Winter Fayre and Civil War author event in Nantwich and battlefield tour in Acton were all cancelled this year due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Music teacher’s “sympathy” for those without access to virtual lessons
By Hannah Youds
The education system has been hugely disrupted during the pandemic, with the majority of teaching now being carried out through online learning.
But what about those people who face the issue of not being able to attend music lessons?
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