How to make yourself a greener car owner
Considering the rising pollution levels due to harmful human activities, living a greener life is a priority for many.
An eco-friendly lifestyle is more than just collecting rainwater or saving used oil.
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Yoga in South Cheshire: self-care, movement, and quiet time
Now that January has been and gone our New Year’s Resolutions may well be a distant memory.
So, for the coming months why not try setting a simple intention instead: focusing on self-care, moving more, or finding some time to quieten the mind through meditation perhaps?
What is a Point of Sale terminal?
The world of commerce continues to evolve, and at the heart of modern transactions lies an essential tool for businesses—the POS terminal.
Whether you’re running a retail store, a restaurant, or a service-based business, understanding what a POS terminal is and how it works can help streamline operations and improve customer experiences.
Rise of corporate lawsuits: What every business owner should know
In the past few years, the landscape of corporate disputes has evolved dramatically.
More businesses than ever are finding themselves at the centre of legal battles, whether due to employment issues, contract breaches, or intellectual property concerns.
Local businesses embrace change: Rise of office fit out in Manchester
The way work is conducted is changing, and so should workspaces.
For local businesses in Manchester, investing in office fit-out services has become a strategic move to enhance functionality and employee satisfaction.
Wrenbury Model Railway Club marks 11th birthday
Wrenbury & District Model Railway club members have celebrated the club’s 11th birthday.
The club’s 25 members, who are busy modelling four gauges of layout, recently entertained 27 children from the village school.
Nantwich dog groomer scoops national honour
A Nantwich dog groomer has been named as runner up in a national awards.
Vanessa Barber, of Va Va Groom, came second in the iAwards “Dog Groomer of the Year” held at Cheshire Outdoors.
Plans to tackle horsetail at Nantwich allotments delayed
Plans to tackle the spread of horsetail on a Nantwich allotment site have been delayed once again after town councillors could not agree.
The town council had proposed a way forward which would have cost more than £12,700.
Retired school nurse returns to class for Schoolreaders charity
A retired school nurse from Nantwich is proving just the tonic for children needing a little extra help with their reading.
Mother-of-three Patricia Pickles is a volunteer with Schoolreaders, a charity that recruits people to visit a local primary school each week to listen to children read to improve their reading and comprehension skills.
CEC to receive £25.3m “exceptional financial” help from Government
The government has confirmed Cheshire East Council will receive exceptional financial support of £25.3m, meaning it can set a balanced budget for the next financial year, writes Belinda Ryan.
The cash-strapped council was informed yesterday (Thursday) it had been granted the extra support.
Nantwich man fights for life after attack on Spanish island
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A Nantwich man is fighting for his life in a Spanish hospital after being attacked while on holiday with his partner.
Marshall Latham, of Highfield Drive, suffered catastrophic brain injuries and is critically ill in hospital after the assault in Caleta, on the island of Fuerteventura.
Future stars hailed at Reaseheath College apprenticeship awards
Future land-based professionals were in the spotlight at the Reaseheath Apprenticeship Awards 2025.
The Nantwich college celebrated the achievements of apprentices and employers shaping their success across the UK.
‘Subliminal Homecoming’ exhibition opens at Nantwich Museum
A new exhibition called ‘Subliminal Homecoming’ by local artist Marko Alabaster has opened in the Community Gallery at Nantwich Museum.
The exhibition of paintings reflects on travels throughout the world and the importance of coming home
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