READER’S LETTER: What is happening to our waste?
Dear Editor,
How many of us are putting our food waste into the green waste bins?
How much of our food waste is making its way to the new composter facility at Leighton?
Features & Lifestyle
READER’S LETTER: A&E change could lead to loss of life
Dear Editor,
From December 1st local people will not be able to walk into the A&E at Leighton Hospital.
We have had this right for 72 years, since the NHS was established and now it is being taken away.
READER’S LETTER: CEC Leader passing on “hot potato” of committee system
Dear Editor, As we prepare ourselves for the ill-considered cutting of winter gritting routes, the closure of household recycling centres, and the emotional, practical and financial-fall out from a world-wide pandemic, the leader of Cheshire East Council fiddles as Rome burns. In an extraordinary statement, Cllr Corcoran (Labour) washed his hands of the debate on governance changes at Cheshire East[Read More…]
READER’S LETTER: My aims as CEC Cycling and Walking Champion
Dear Editor,
One of my aims as a Cheshire East Councillor is to improve the safety of our roads.
Anybody in Cheshire East who has crossed roads and roundabout junctions will have either been tooted off the road, or not been ‘allowed’ to cross.
READER’S LETTER: Plea for support from British Heart Foundation
Dear Editor,
The UK’s leading heart charity, the British Heart Foundation (BHF) needs the support of the local community now more than ever.
Following the Government’s announcement of a second lockdown, we were forced to close our shops in the North West until Thursday December 3.
READER’S LETTER: Support Age UK’s eBay shop in lockdown
Dear Editor,
With another national lockdown in place, Age UK has sadly had to close the doors of its 250 charity shops across the country for a second time.
But some good news is there’s still a way for locals in the North West to bag themselves a bargain and support older people most in need whilst their nearest Age UK shop is closed.
READER’S LETTER: Crewe town centre “allowed to deteriorate”
Dear Editor,
The demolition of Crewe’s vacant Royal Arcade shopping centre has begun.
‘Putting Crewe First’ says that the site should be used as a convenient town centre car park, until it is needed for redevelopment, to encourage shoppers back into the town, after the four week lockdown closure of all non-food shops.
Latest expansion of Park View Business Centre and Cafe unveiled
Park View Business Centre between Nantwich and Whitchurch has completed and achieved full occupancy of its latest office development.
Five new tenants have been attracted to the area and alongside the new Park View Café, it brings the next phase of expansion work complete.
Nantwich entrepreneur launches new insurance business in town
Nantwich Town chairman and entrepreneur Jon Gold is launching a new business which he brought to “life” during lockdown.
Jon, who runs a successful music retail operation, used his spare time during the pandemic developing a new vision for his “Broking Group” business offering protection for firms, individuals and families.
READER’S LETTER: Plea to readers to support Nantwich businesses
Dear Editor
Wherever possible I implore your readership to please continue to support small businesses during England’s second national lockdown.
This may be via click & collect or delivery, takeaway services, buying gift cards, online classes, virtual markets, and shopping online.
How Samaritans of South Cheshire is helping community during Covid times
Volunteers for the Samaritans of South Cheshire have been playing a vital support role for people struggling in an unprecedented year.
The pandemic has left many with feelings of despair and more than ever before have been turning to this essential service for help.
READER’S LETTER: RNIB Christmas treat for children with vision impairment
Dear Editor,
With the festive season almost upon us, I’m writing to let your readers know that Santa and his elves are getting ready to give children with vision impairment a Christmas treat in the run up to the big day.
READER’S LETTER: From five Chief Constables of North West
Dear Editor,
As the Police Chiefs responsible for the North West we have seen first-hand the misery the pandemic has caused, but we have also seen great support from the majority of our communities.
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