Cheshire East Council is to start work on a large-scale solar farm near Leighton Hospital which will generate renewable energy and reduce carbon emissions.
The 4.1 megawatt solar farm – enough to power about 1,200 houses – is being built on land next to the composting plant in Leighton Grange Farm in Crewe.
Lighting is one of the most important elements for creating a cosy living room atmosphere.
A well-designed and elegant lighting scheme can completely transform the interior design, whether you want to create a traditional, contemporary, or eclectic feel.
A new report from Cheshire Wildlife Trust has uncovered what it describes as “shocking failings” in the high-speed rail scheme’s standard of work.
The trusts says it has been fact-checking the nature-loss claims of HS2 Ltd for the past 12 months.
League leaders Betley had a morning to forget losing 5-2 to a vibrant Cooper Buckley side in the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division.
The morning started badly for Betley with the non-appearance of their regular goalkeeper, and they were 3-0 down at half-time.
Two major employers in South Cheshire have launched their 2023 Apprenticeship programmes.
Bentley Motors has announced 37 new apprenticeship vacancies to coincide with the launch of National Apprenticeship Week.
Nantwich-based broker Watts Commercial Finance has been named Commercial Broker of the Year at leading industry awards.
Watts picked up the accolade at the Redwood Bank Broker Awards 2023 in Birmingham.
By Adam Bateman
Nantwich Town scored a 94th minute equaliser to secure a point in a crazy 3-3 game with Liversedge at the Clayborn Ground.
But Dabbers manager Ritchie Sutton later described their second half performance as “a complete disaster”.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich author E. M. Lily has recently released a third novel.
Lily’s latest novel ‘What Do You Think?’ explores the twin themes of parental love and parental protection through fictional characters.
Work is due to start on a new 84-home development at Shavington after Anwyl Homes acquired an eight-acre site.
Located off Newcastle Road, Shavington, the site has planning permission for 59 private sale homes and 25 new affordable homes.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Utility companies could be charged up to £2,500 “rent” a day for digging up roads to carry out repairs in Cheshire East.
That is one possibility Cheshire East Council is looking into to generate much-needed cash and to ensure the companies carry out the work speedily so roads can be re-opened quicker.
A Nantwich mum has taken over the reins at the popular Bizzybods children’s store in the town.
Marlee Briscoe is the new owner of Bizzybods on Hospital Street after former owner Mandy Platt decided to pursue new adventures.
RSPCA chiefs say they will take action against people caught deliberately targeting animals with airguns after a male cat was left with appalling injuries in Crewe.
A concerned homeowner took the cat to a vet after he was found in a collapsed state, gasping for breath and unable to walk, in her garden in Fanshawe Walk.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Councillors have deferred an application to expand a fishery and leisure park at Newhall near Nantwich so they can visit the site to assess the suitability of the access road.
Coole Acres Fishery and Leisure Park, on Coole Lane, applied to Cheshire East Council for permission to remodel hatchery ponds to create a new lake and to use land for the siting of 19 holiday lodges and two mobile camping pods
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