Buying a home? Mortgage laws that protect you
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Motoring: 4 tips on how to get a great deal for a leased car
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It seems as though there is no place on the roads for older cars these days.
Buying an older car may seem like a wise move when it comes to saving money, yet, the opposite may actually happen.
Motoring: 66 Blue Badge holders in Cheshire for one parking space
A new study shows there is just one disabled parking space for every 66 Blue Badge holders in Cheshire.
The new data was unveiled as the new Blue Badge scheme was launched at the start of this month for people with hidden disabilities who are eligible for a permit.
92-year-old Nantwich man set up first Cheshire Police dog unit
When PC Alan Friday went to see a man about a dog in Nantwich he ended up learning some new tricks.
That’s because he met up with 92-year-old Peter Dainty – a retired officer who set up Cheshire’s first ever police dog unit.
Why keeping hens is “addictive” and taking off in Cheshire!
Keeping hens as pets is taking off big time in Cheshire – with 99% of hen keepers recommending them as pets.
The figures come from a survey by the British Hen Welfare Trust which saves ex-battery hens (ex-bats) from slaughter by rehoming them.
Readers’ Letters: Fears over damaged section of road in Wistaston
Dear editor
After long delays, traffic lights have finally been installed and activated at the A530 (Middlewich Road)/Wistaston Green Road junction, along with the resurfacing of a short section of Wistaston Green Road, in Wistaston.
The rise of Peer to Peer (P2P) Property Lending
Owning a property is gradually becoming a viable investment, as its value is always on the increase.
A significant part of property investment is the buy-to-let market which seems to be unstoppable.
Readers’ Letters: Time to transfer Barony Park to Nantwich town council
Dear editor
Travellers on the Barony Park again
The end of July not only brought with it an abundance of rain, sufficient to cause the cancellation of the Nantwich show, but also the ninth unauthorised encampment on the Barony Park this year.
Readers’ Letters: Cheshire people should start talking about death!
Dear Editor
I am writing to you to in a bid to encourage your readers to talk about death.
National healthcare charity Sue Ryder has found that when the people of Cheshire were asked about the more light-hearted aspects of how they would like to spend their last days on earth, they had very clear ideas.
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Nantwich girl defies the Miss England stereotype to make national final!
Eleanor Farr admits she’s “not your conventional beauty queen”
But this South Cheshire businesswoman is defying the Miss England stereotype – she wears Doc Martens, shuns make-up, and displays her surgery scars with pride!
32% cars fail MOT in North West under new tests
New research shows 32% of vehicles in Cheshire and North West are failing the new MOT tests.
Yet, the 68% pass rate is one of the highest in the UK, according to the study by breakdown cover provider Green Flag.
Readers’ Letters: Barony Park injunction not “silver bullet” to stop travellers
Dear editor
Last week’s front page of the Chronicle seemed to be ‘givin it large’ about Kieran Mullan’s suggestion that Cheshire East Council needs to apply for an injunction to prevent travellers occupying the Barony Park, as though an injunction is the “silver bullet” to prevent further occupation.
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