News in Sandbach

A local architectural business which has moved from Alsager to premises near Sandbach has undergone its successful rebranding to become 'Daniel Matthias Architecture Ltd'.

Originally launched in 2011 as 'Architectural Drafting Services' by Daniel Matthias, the newly rebranded company has recently celebrated 10 successful years in business.

Life's a beach and for keen runner, Dave Hursthouse he will go to any length to raise money for his beloved Leonard Cheshire.

Dave, Assistive Technology Project Manager at Leonard Cheshire's Hill House in Sandbach, signed up for a cycling challenge.

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Police have revealed that a 30-year-old man from Sandbach was among 30 people arrested on suspicion of assault after 72 hour Operation Guardians was launched this week.

They say no further action was taken against the Sandbach man but he has been handed a Domestic Violence Protection Notice (DVPN).

Residents are at loggerheads after some householders in Sandbach extended their gardens on to unregistered land without planning permission, Cheshire East planners heard.

One objector told the southern planning committee he was considering moving.

A takeaway restaurant with a twist in Sandbach is celebrating its first year in business in style with an eye-catching balloon display.

Shaz Balti in Sandbach's Welles Street chose another Sandbach business Horizon Event Hire to provide a colourful display.

Christmas to the max is happening in Sandbach this year as the town gets ready for the big day.

And this weekend is the big light switch-on when the town's lights, some of them new, are turned on and our wonderful town is lit up.

The pandemic was no easy task for pubs in Sandbach when they had to close their doors not knowing when they would be pulling pints again.

But two pubs in the town have reason to celebrate as they have made it into the latest edition of the Campaign for Real Ales (CAMRA) Good Beer Guide.

A pilot project to improve the social and mental wellbeing of residents at a home in Sandbach for adults with physical disabilities will go live – thanks to support from the Co-op Local Community Fund.

Residents at Hill House Leonard Cheshire Home in Sandbach will be able to enjoy a cinema type experience with family and friends, seeing some of the latest films, with help of Co-op members and the Local Community Fund.

Three local causes shared a bumper £18,658.30 when the Co-op's annual fundraising campaign reached its conclusion.

Each year Co-op stores ask local people to nominate deserving community causes and three are selected to benefit.