READER’S LETTER: Mystery lady helped us when lost in Wrenbury
Dear Editor
We recently had a three day break in your part of the country.
Alas on Thursday 28th October we got hopelessly lost in the Wrenbury/Marbury area.
Features & Lifestyle
FEATURE: Top tips for a killer presentation at work
Sweaty palms, a dry mouth and a mind blank? You must be doing a work presentation!
With almost a quarter of people in the United Kingdom (24.2%) reporting “high” anxiety in an ONS survey last March, it’s normal to feel a bit overwhelmed at the prospect of a work presentation.
FEATURE: Top tips for any digital entrepreneur
Despite the whirlwind of the impact that the pandemic has had on companies, new research reveals that almost 20,000 entrepreneurs started new tech businesses in the UK last year according to Government figures – the equivalent to a new business created every half hour in 2020!
READER’S LETTER: Are CEC wasting council taxpayers’ money?
Dear Editor
Labour-run Cheshire East’s Energy Company has lost a whopping £151,000.
It is bad enough that local council taxpayers have recently been forced to pay large increases in the energy costs for their home… they also now have to bail out the council run Energy Company as well!
READER’S LETTER: Concern over Cheshire East “UK100 Network” motion
Dear Editor
At the recent Cheshire East Council meeting (20/10/21), Cllr Quentin Abel presented a notice of motion asking that the Council pledge to join the UK100 Network.
No one can deny Cllr Abel’s commitment or sincerity in bringing this motion to Council and I applaud and support his ambition for a carbon neutral borough.
READER’S LETTER: 20’s Plenty for Cheshire East
Anybody who has tried to cross a road in a town or village will have been faced with drivers that don’t ‘let’ you cross the road.
They speed away giving little acknowledgement to those trying to cross the road in particular the old and vulnerable.
READER’S LETTER: No action plan on flooding in Church Minshull
I was going to write to Prime Minister Johnson about the report we made on roads and flooding issues in our parish but as he doesn’t know us, that wouldn’t work.
FEATURE: UK’s crucial inflection point for the climate
Tackling climate change is something that individual consumers can’t do on their own.
In fact, the actions of individual governments can have only a very limited impact.
FEATURE: What are benefits and drawbacks of studying sport at school?
Studying sport at school can be a great choice, especially if you want to pursue a career in the sporting field.
But, before you jump into a decision it’s worth noting the benefits and drawbacks of studying sport.
FEATURE: How to avoid dangerous debt for your business
Falling into debt is something that you want to avoid at all costs as a business.
Sometimes, this is unavoidable, but often you will find that it is possible to prevent falling into dangerous debt but it will require careful management and ongoing effort.
FEATURE: Home renovation projects to tackle before winter
As we spend more time indoors during the darker, cooler months, many people turn their attention to home renovation.
With winter approaching, we’re spending less time in the garden.
READER’S LETTER: Crewe shoppers and visitors “ripped off” by CEC
Dear Editor,
Crewe shoppers and visitors are being ripped off by the Labour run Cheshire East Council on car park charges.
Crewe pays the highest parking fees in Cheshire East but in NINE other towns (Sandbach, Alsager, Middlewich, Handforth, Prestbury, Poynton, Bollington, Disley and Holmes Chapel) motorists pay NOTHING to park.
FEATURE: The benefits of sofa beds
Whether you’re looking to get a two-seater or three-seater sofa bed, you will get to enjoy the many benefits of a functional sofa bed, including the ability to change the layout of your living space as quickly and as often as you like.
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