Motorists are being warned to be aware of controversial changes to car parks in Cheshire East which go live from Monday December 2.
From that date, parking charges will come into effect at most CEC-owned car parks where parking is currently free.
Drivers who pay by phone to use Cheshire East Council car parks will need to download a new app as the authority is switching providers and returning to RingGo.
RingGo will replace the council’s current provider PayByPhone from October 1, when the existing contract ends.
The Internet of the early 2000s is a perfect illustration of why we should love modern UX design.
Remember those fancy animations, sidebars overflowing with buttons, and GIFs?
Cheshire Police chiefs have hailed the success of an operation in busy town centres like Nantwich aimed at making people feel safer.
Operation Yellow Redeemed involved officers and partner organisations taking to the streets of Nantwich, Crewe, Congleton, Chester, Warrington, Stockton Heath and Culcheth.
Cheshire East residents are being urged to download the new NHS test and trace app.
The NHS Covid-19 contact-tracing app was launched yesterday (September 24).
Nantwich Town FC have launched a new online Community Football booking app.
The app can be used to book Saturday Community sessions, Veterans Football, Walking Football, and Summer Soccer Schools at the Weaver Stadium off Waterlode.
A Nantwich businessman’s clever app for deaf people is proving a massive hit, with thousands of downloads across the globe.
Steven Mifsud, who was born deaf, developed the app as he became frustrated with the lack of innovation to help people like him.
A photo-sharing app designed by a former Malbank School pupil, has been launched by tech giant Apple.
Serag Amlesh, who also studied ICT at South Cheshire College, has seen his new app hit the world’s biggest app stores.
Crewe Lyceum Theatre is promoting its traditional Christmas pantomime this year – with a new Crewe Pantomime Challenge game for mobile phones!
The game has been inspired by pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk, and is available for iOS and Android users.
An app launched by a Nantwich firm to help teachers register their pupils, has won a prestigious MobileWebAward. The “Reggie” was awarded “Outstanding Mobile App” and now sits alongside other winners such as Google, Orange, E! Online, Volkswagen and Gucci.
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