Dear Editor,
More than 6,800 people in the UK are spending the festive season/start of 2023 waiting for an organ transplant – and over 220 of these patients are children*.
These mums, dads, wives, husbands, partners, daughters, sons can only be saved by someone giving them the greatest gift, the gift of life.
Cash has been at the centre of our society for centuries, but is its reign coming to an end?
Thanks to the advent of the internet and the rise of digital payment methods, there’s a chance that we are moving towards a cashless future.
Dear Editor,
I am a member of Everybody Leisure and I regularly attend classes at the Nantwich leisure centre.
Unfortunately, classes are being cut to save money on what would seem to be random criteria.
Horse racing is one of the most popular betting and sporting events in the world.
The world over celebrates this time-honoured event, but here in the UK was where a lot of the tradition started.
Dear Editor,
Dementia is the UK’s biggest killer, and one of the greatest health challenges facing society.
Earlier this year the UK Government announced a ‘visionary’ 10-year Plan for Dementia, aiming to increase diagnosis and support people with their health and care needs.
Car maintenance is something of a hobby for many people across the UK, but this is certainly not the case for every driver.
Indeed, the vast majority of motorists in the UK have relatively little interest in the specifics of caring for their vehicle; their car is a means to an end.
In need of a new car?
This is always a daunting process to go through, but in the current economic climate, it is particularly off-putting with the cost-of-living crisis and the cost of new cars currently so high.
We all want to feel comfortable in what we’re wearing but that doesn’t have to mean sacrificing our style in favour of shapeless, elasticated clothing.
Here are some tips on altering your look and clothing habits to keep you both comfortable and fashion-forward every day.
Dear Editor,
‘Putting Crewe First’ made a Freedom of Information request about the financing of Crewe Market Hall.
Cheshire East Council is refusing to state what subsidy the Market Hall receives, if any, from the Council taxpayer.
Just because summer has come to an end, it doesn’t mean you have to abandon the idea of al-fresco living altogether.
Whether you have a large patio, balcony or terrace or a more compact space, with a few simple ideas you can upgrade your terrace and continue to enjoy your outdoor space long into the winter months and beyond.
Unfortunately, a recession has long been expected in the UK.
This is largely due to the economic impacts of Covid-19 among other global factors, such as the conflict in Ukraine.
In the modern business landscape, handling data is unavoidable.
Regardless of your business’ size, you will need to use data in some capacity if you want to thrive.
Dear Editor,
On average there is a report of a flood or a blocked gullie in Crewe every working day.
Because of that, Crewe has more road and footpath flooding than anywhere else in Cheshire East.
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