Cheshire East Council is offering free training to children looking to increase their confidence cycling on roads.
The sessions – which will run for two weeks at Cumberland Arena in Crewe and Macclesfield Leisure Centre on Priory Lane – start on Monday August 17.
Cheshire East Council has offered Nantwich residents and visitors four days of free car parking later this year.
However, the offer is unlikely to appease many who are angry at parking charges being re-introduced by the authority after suspension of charges during lockdown.
The “free after 3pm” parking initiative will be retained on certain car parks from June 15, including Snow Hill in Nantwich.
Cheshire East Council confirmed this as it issued a defence of its decision to re-introduce parking charges from Monday as non-essential shops re-open.
Nantwich Library is to run a series of events over the coming days for residents.
There will be an ITea & Chat group on Thursday April 5 from 2.30pm to 4pm.
Strictly fans can put their best foot forward and take advantage of free dancing sessions in Nantwich.
The Civic Hall is inviting customers to join their Wednesday afternoon Tea Dance sessions for free until January 2018.
Free car parking will be available on four days a year in Nantwich under a new plan unveiled by Cheshire East Council.
The initiative comes after town councillors and traders campaigned for ‘fairness’ compared to other towns in the borough.
A series of lunch-time concerts are to take place at St Mary’s Church in Nantwich over the next three months. The free summer-time music spectacles will be held every Thursday from 12.30pm in June, July and August.
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