By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
A Willaston councillor has called on Cheshire East Council to make the public more aware that the £2 bus fare cap has been extended.
The £2 fare cap was originally intended to run until the end of October.
Bus users in Cheshire East will only pay a maximum £2 fare for any local journey after Cheshire East Council agreed to follow a Government scheme.
The Department for Transport scheme encourages people to “get around for £2” and will run from January 1 to March 31.
Organisers of the Nantwich CAP Job Club said they have made the “difficult decision” to close.
They have cited “staffing issues” as a reason for the announcement.
Christians against Poverty (CAP) based at St Mary’s Church in Nantwich is to host money management courses online.
The CAP’s next three-week course starts on March 16 and is free to participate.
Nantwich Christians Against Poverty Job Club are to run two free online courses from next week.
From January 12, there will be a 3-week CAP Money course aimed at helping people manage money better and learn to budget, save and spend well.
Nantwich Christians Against Poverty (CAP) Job Club is returning in January with a limited capacity due to Covid restrictions.
The club has planned two free courses to run in January 2021.
A new CAP Job Club has been launched in Nantwich.
The Christians Against Poverty initiative aims to give people the confidence to get back in to employment.
A free course is being staged in Nantwich to help families cope with financial problems.
The CAP (Christians Against Poverty) Money Course is designed to help people of all backgrounds take control of their finances.
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