By Stephen Topping, local democracy reporter
Council chiefs say their top priority following the Beechmere fire is finding the right accommodation for its former residents.
The retirement home complex, in Crewe, partially collapsed following a fire on August 8, leading to its 150 residents being evacuated.
By Stephen Topping, local democracy reporter
A bid to revive plans for new homes on a stretch of Shavington countryside has been rebuffed by councillors.
Keyworker Homes and the Guinness Partnership wanted to build 44 affordable homes in Newcastle Road – on land to the west of the Esso garage.
By Stephen Topping, local democracy reporter
Councillors have allowed 21 homes to be built in a patch of Nantwich countryside because the site is now surrounded by a major housing estate.
Cheshire East Council’s southern planning committee gave the green light for the development at Fields Farm, off Queens Drive, at today’s (August 7) meeting.
By Stephen Topping, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East’s population is increasing and getting older, according to new research.
Figures presented to Cheshire East council’s strategic planning board shows the borough’s population has risen from 370,700 in 2011 to 378,800 in 2017.
A property firm is building eco-friendly homes with a difference in Nantwich.
With plots on its new Canal Walks site being snapped up before a spade has broken the turf, you’ll need to be quick off the mark.
By Stephen Topping, local democracy reporter
Owners of empty homes in Crewe and Nantwich could face double council tax charges under new plans by Cheshire East Council.
They want to clamp down on the owners of empty homes which are being left unoccupied and unfurnished the long periods.
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A land-owning couple have helped to spark a new “eco-homes” development in Willaston, near Nantwich.
Darren and Sue Long were keen to ensure any new development was sustainable and eco-friendly.
Homes, businesses and families across Crewe and Nantwich looked ghoulishly good as people enjoyed Halloween across the region.
And here are some of the most eye-catching sights, as captured by our keen photographer Jonathan White.
By Stephen Topping
Plans to build 15 new homes in the green gap near Shavington have been rejected by Cheshire East Council.
Members of the southern planning committee unanimously rejected the scheme, which included four, three-bedroom affordable dwellings, at a meeting yesterday (August 8).
The first 110 Redrow properties of the new Kingsbourne development in Nantwich are to go on sale.
The homes on the site close to River Weaver and town centre, will be sold ‘off-plan’ from an on-site sales centre from February 10.
It’s that time of year again when homes across Crewe and Nantwich light up the night sky with their amazing Christmas decorations.
And photographer Jonathan White has been out and about to capture the most eye-catching light displays.
A number of properties in Nantwich have suffered damage after Storm Frank battered the region.
The high winds blew down trees and ripped off roof tiles and lead flashing from houses.
Councillors are being advised to throw out plans for 170 homes on land in Willaston, Nantwich.
The bid by Richborough Estates on land north of Moorfields, is due to be considered by Cheshire East Council’s Strategic Planning Board tomorrow (November 18)
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