News in Sandbach

Staff from Cheshire East Council have received awards for their support to children who are educated out of school.

The 'Kit' awards, presented by the charity Education Otherwise, are based on nominations from families who home educate their children.

Angry protesters fighting for improvements to Middlewich took their case to Cheshire East Council's HQ Westfields in Sandbach today (Thursday).

Nearly 2,000 people have signed a petition saying their wishes have been ignored for years and the town is suffering and deteriorating.

BIN collections are being missed in parts of Cheshire East, including Sandbach, as the borough council revealed it is still struggling to recruit drivers.

Cheshire East Council says it has five vacancies it has been unable to fill at its waste collection company, Ansa.

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Work by students at Sandbach High School and Sixth Form College will go on show this weekend when a special exhibition about WW1 takes place.

Students from the school have contributed 'solider's guides' to the exhibition which is being organised by Cheshire Villages Great War Society.

FC Isle of Man scored three second half goals to end Sandbach United 5-game unbeaten run in a 4-2 defeat.

Andy Hockenhull made several changes to the squad, as Jack Hart and new signing Shaun Miller came into the starting line-up in place of Aaron Knight and Matt Pearson. Other new signing Callum Parker was named among the substitutes for the midweek clash.

Sandbach Town Council has announced it has a vacancy for a councillor.

Councillor Mike Lea has resigned from the Elworth ward.

A unique crime-fighting tool that helps protect homes from burglaries is being rolled out in Cheshire.

The SelectaDNA forensic coding solution is placed inside the home on items such as jewellery, laptops and TVs.

Award-winning vocalist, Matt Ford, is set to delight audiences again tonight (Wednesday) when he appears in Sandbach for the second of a two-night performance.

Sandbach School Big Band is hosting the acclaimed singer, widely regarded as the finest big band singer in the UK, at the second of a two night performance at the Crewe Road School.

A Cheshire East councillor has said it is 'completely unfair' year six SATS are going ahead next year and asked whether the council plans to challenge it.

Cllr Laura Smith (Crewe South, Lab) told yesterday's meeting (Monday) of the children and families committee she did had an interest because she has a child in year six.