News in Sandbach

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What an amazing sight spotted by reader Jane Stanway during her Valentine's Day walk in Dingle Wood, Sandbach.

Jane spotted the Scarlet Elf Cup which the Woodland Trust describes as "mystical and cheery".

A Sandbach mum and author has visited her childrens' school to show them her first book.

Karen Winward, recently visited Brereton C of E Primary School near Sandbach to share her new picture book with children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2.

A Sandbach councillor has praised efforts by all involved to back latest plans which will hopefully see the restoration of a crumbling Grade II listed town centre farmhouse.

Sandbach Nub News told last week how here. Cheshire East had approved latest plans the Dingle Farm site at Sandbach.

Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School is being given 'wraparound' support to help pupils and staff come to terms with the tragic death of student Imogen Tothill, Cheshire East has said.

The body of the much loved and respected 17-year-old student was discovered in woodland last week as reported in Sandbach Nub News here.

Older people are set to get a boost – thanks to a Sandbach man who walked his age for Age UK.

Retired business training supervisor, Terry Hughes, walked on average of six miles a day near his Wheelock home.

Council tax payers in Cheshire East look set for a 2.99 per cent hike from April adding £47.21 a year to a bill for a Band D property.

Members of the corporate policy committee agreed last week to recommend that full council approves the increase as part of its budget for 2022/3.

Cheshire Constabulary is asking for the public's feedback on plans to have help desks at five police stations across the county.

Currently there are 16 help desks which have varying opening hours over five to seven days a week, but many are seldom used.

Feel the love this Valentine's Day by getting in the swim – and you could win a month's free membership for you and your fitness buddy.

That's the offer up for grabs at Everybody Leisure which has leisure centres in Sandbach and Alsager.

Sandbach resident, local business owner and Sandbach United FC reserves team player, Matthew Timms is pulling on his running shoes to raise funds and awareness for Parkinson's UK.

The Director of Amplo Group, based on Crewe Business Park, is running 26.2 miles to support the charity's efforts to find a cure and improve the lives of those who are affected by the disease.