FEATURE: Life’s unexpected expenses: how can you prepare?
We’d love everything in life to be plain sailing.
Unfortunately, it’s just a given that sometimes unexpected expenses crop up along the way.
Features & Lifestyle
FEATURE: Tackling the issue of male mental health
Despite growing awareness of mental health in modern society, when it comes to male mental health, we still have a problem.
Men face various barriers when it comes to talking about mental illness.
READER’S LETTER: Crewe is fly-tipping capital of Cheshire East
Dear Editor,
There were 4,321 incidents of fly-tipping in Cheshire East in the year ending April 2021. That is compared to 1,377 in 2013.
An increase of over 300% There were 541 enforcement actions taken in the year ending April 2021, compared to 764 in 2013, a REDUCTION in enforcements of almost 30%.
FEATURE: Lutetium treatment for cancer in Germany
Most people associate the word “cancer” with death.
Indeed, in countries with a low level of medicine, doctors are practically powerless against stage 4 cancer.
FEATURE: Part of original Crewe car factory turned into “heritage garage”
Part of the original Crewe factory site has been repurposed as a home for some of the most historically significant Bentley models from the last 103 years of company history.
The Heritage Garage alongside the existing Bentley Lineage exhibition in CW1 House, provides a showcase for the 42-car-strong Bentley Heritage Collection.
FIFA World Cup 2022: Top 4 underdogs to win the World Cup
Along with the Olympics, the FIFA World Cup is the gold standard of international sporting events.
Worldwide, FIFA estimates that five billion people will tune in to the Qatar tournament when it kicks off later this year.
Finalists announced in South Cheshire Chamber Business Awards
Finalists have been named in the South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce Business Awards 2022 ahead of the ceremony at Reaseheath College in Nantwich.
The ceremony is in its 25th year and judging is now underway as the Chamber prepares to unveil its winners on Friday November 18.
READER’S LETTER: Why is Cheshire paying higher electricity prices?
Dear Editor,
On the BBC text site overnight, it was reported that Electricity cost 4p per unit more in North Wales, Cheshire and parts of Merseyside (the old MANWEB area).
In our area we pay 36p per unit, with 34p being an average and 32p in the lowest parts of the Country.
FEATURE: Experts call on Prime Minister Liz Truss to improve UK tax system
With a new Prime Minister comes a new taxation policy.
Both Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak made their planned tax policies a core feature of their respective bids.
READER’S LETTER: Cheshire Police hate crime policy is “madness”
Dear Editor,
Cheshire Police are encouraging people to report ‘Hate Crime’.
“A hate incident is any incident which the victim, or anyone else, thinks is based on someone’s prejudice towards them because of their race, religion, sexual orientation, disability or because they are transgender.”
Nantwich firm Watts crowned UK protection champions for fourth time
Nantwich finance firm Watts has scooped an industry award for the fourth year in a row after a surge in inquiries from families worried about the cost of living.
The company, on Beam Heath Way, fended off competition from large city brands to be crowned Moneyfacts UK Protection Adviser of the Year.
FEATURE: Guide to make your restaurant’s grand opening a success
Starting a new business is hard. Operating it successfully is even harder, especially when you’re trying to open a restaurant.
Running a restaurant requires so much more than just opening your doors and serving food to customers.
READER’S LETTER: Cheshire Chief Constable “living in fantasy world”
Dear Editor,
In Cheshire East overall, 80% of robbery, 94% of burglary and 98% of bike and personal theft went unsolved over the last three years.
These are the worst performance figures in Cheshire EVER.
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