By Jeremy Herbert
When all around is madness, go down to the garden and get your hands dirty.
That is a prescription that millions have turned to in this time of anxiety, uncertainty and isolation.
Fire officers are warning Cheshire residents not to light fires in their gardens during the coronavirus lock down.
Firefighters attended more than 30 intentionally lit fires in gardens across Cheshire in just seven days at the end of March.
A householder in Willaston is appealing for the return of Rudolph, who was swiped from his garden by thieves.
The light-up Rudolph structure was taken from Andrew Cox’s front garden in Colleys Lane, between midnight and 4pm on Wednesday December 18.
A man was badly burned while using petrol in his garden in Tarporley, say Cheshire fire crews.
The incident has led to warnings to residents about the dangers of using petrol in the garden environment.
A Nantwich resident is appealing for help to track down Winnie the Pooh who was stolen from his garden!
Chris Rowlands recently revamped his front garden on Marsh Lane and added these decorative ornaments.
A ‘Cyber Crime’ show garden designed and built by Reaseheath students in Nantwich was sowing the seeds of online safety to visitors at the RHS Flower Show Tatton Park.
The garden, commissioned by Cheshire Police and sponsored by Barclays, highlights the importance of staying safe online and features the Constabulary’s 5Cs (Create, Cover, Confidentiality, Click, Connect) Guide to Online Safety.
This rare silver fox has been admitted to the RSPCA wildlife centre in Stapeley, Nantwich, after being found in a Cheshire garden.
The animal was roaming in a garden in Dunnocksfold Road, Alsager, shocking the homeowner.
By Jonathan White
Angry villagers in Wistaston have rallied in support of a pensioner after mindless vandals destroyed his popular garden gnomes display.
Laurence Perry’s gnomes, which became famous a year ago after a dispute with the local council, have proved a big hit with residents.
A special educational needs garden designed and built by Reaseheath College students in Nantwich has found a new home in the Lake District.
The ‘From a Different Angle’ garden, which wowed visitors at the RHS Flower Show Tatton Park and won a silver medal, will be relocated to Sandside Lodge, in Ulverston as part of a new school being built.
A show garden created by Nantwich students to support a charity appeal for Leighton Hospital has won a silver gilt medal at RHS Flower Show Tatton Park.
The ‘Remember Me Garden’ is part of Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity’s ‘Everybody Knows Somebody’ Dementia Appeal.
Green-fingered Nantwich apprentices helped to renovate a garden for patients at Leighton Hospital.
The Reaseheath College students teamed up for the project as part of National Apprenticeship Week.
Hospital staff in South Cheshire took part in the ‘Ride to Remember’ and helped raise more than £360 for a dementia-friendly garden.
Trust staff at Leighton Hospital, Victoria Infirmary, and Elmhurst Intermediate Care Centre cycled on a stationary bike for 10 minutes.
A teenage landscape gardener from Nantwich has proved his talent by taking a bronze medal in the WorldSkills UK finals.
Reaseheath College student Aaron Byrne, 17, took on the challenge in front of thousands of visitors to The Skills Show in Birmingham last week.
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