FEATURE: How to start an online business
Working online has many advantages: you do not have to leave your house, you do not have to spend hours commuting and you have more freedom.
That is exactly why a lot of people prefer it.
Features & Lifestyle
FEATURE: How to send your kids back to school on a budget
With September just around the corner, it signals getting ready to send kids back to school.
It’s often an exciting time, but also an expensive one when you add up the cost of school supplies, a new backpack, lunchbox, and clothes.
READER’S LETTER: Part of West Street wall in Crewe should have been kept
Dear Editor
In 2015 a London pub was demolished without permission by developers.
The Carlton Cavern was the only building on the street that wasn’t destroyed during the Blitz in World War Two.
FEATURE: Is it a good to trade Cryptocurrencies – The pros and cons
While it may have been a turbulent year for crypto assets, there are signs that the market may once again be on an upward trajectory having recently seen its total capitalisation value break out above the $1.40 trillion mark.
READER’S LETTER: Stop further consultation on parish abolition
Dear Editor,
In the three Parish Polls on the 10/6/21, residents voted by massive majorities against the changes proposed by the Cheshire East Council.
READER’S LETTER: Politicians “make life difficult” for elderly
Dear Editor
Politicians of all colours and the BBC are doing their best to make life difficult for the elderly.
First, the Tories proposed a deeply unpopular ‘Dementia Tax’ in their 2017 Manifesto.
READER’S LETTER: CEC telecare charges debate “not simple”
Dear Editor,
19th July 2021: “Anger over Cheshire East Consultation to charge over 85’s for alarms” (Belinda Ryan)
I read this article with interest – after all, I was the Cabinet member in 2015 who oversaw the implementation of this policy.
READER’S LETTER: Year on and Wistaston Green Road danger not fixed
Dear Editor,
I raised my concerns last August and again in January this year relating to the safety of walkers on the busy Wistaston Green Road in Wistaston, due to its degraded road surface and the obstructions and narrowing of the path adjacent to the Bellway ‘Kingfisher Reach’ housing development construction site
FEATURE: 6 food safety tips for restaurants and cafes
Any commercial kitchen should prioritise the proper management of food safety, whether you’re a large restaurant kitchen that serves hundreds of visiting diners every night or even a small cafe that feeds just a handful of locals.
FEATURE: Why you should always compare prices
There are many money-saving tips out there recommended by professionals, and one that you may have heard of is comparing prices.
Understandably, you may also have some questions about it.
FEATURE: Should you get veneers for that perfect smile?
If you’re bashful about flashing your grin in public and it’s causing you to worry or stress, you may want to look into a cosmetic procedure to give you a little more confidence.
READER’S LETTER: Supermarket workers feel “unsafe, undervalued”
Dear Editor,
The pandemic has been an unsettling and stressful time for us all, but while we have navigated this unprecedented time, one of the things that has remained constant is the hard work of supermarket shop floor workers who put themselves at an increased risk to keep our fridges and cupboards stocked.
FEATURE: New-look Crewe Market is “real asset” says Chamber
South Cheshire Chamber officials have hailed Crewe Market Hall a ‘real asset’ to the town after touring the new facility and meeting traders.
Chamber Chief Executive Paul Colman and Chamber Manager Jon Barnes met businesses who have made the Grade II-listed building their new home after an extensive £3m refurbishment.
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