By Belinda Ryan - Local Democracy Reporter
2nd Feb 2024 | Local News
Cheshire East Council agreed to continue the upkeep of green spaces on a Sandbach estate, while it looks into the legal position following furious backlash.
By Belinda Ryan - Local Democracy Reporter
2nd Feb 2024 | Local News
Cheshire East Council agreed to continue the upkeep of green spaces on a Sandbach estate, while it looks into the legal position following furious backlash.
By Deborah Bowyer
1st Feb 2024 | Local News
Councillors were considering the reserved matters application from Jones Homes dealing with the appearance, landscaping, layout and scale of the development.
By Deborah Bowyer
1st Feb 2024 | Local News
Every Thursday, we bring you our top picks of events in Sandbach happening over the coming weekend. .
By Deborah Bowyer
1st Feb 2024 | Local News
Lea House was once the home of Sandbach Building Society and latterly offices for various businesses, including a solicitors.
By Belinda Ryan - Local Democracy Reporter
31st Jan 2024 | Local News
The emergency closure would save an estimated £750,000 in the 2024/25 financial year for Cheshire East.
By The Editor
31st Jan 2024 | Local News
“The incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday morning within the block of flats at William Barker Court, on Welles Street not far from the town centre.".
By The Editor
31st Jan 2024 | Local News
The Princess Royal was welcomed to Jodrell Bank Observatory by the University of Manchester’s President and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell.
By Deborah Bowyer
31st Jan 2024 | Local News
“A fire that had been set on fire intentionally required firefighters to attend due to the amount of black smoke in the area." .
The community cooking school provides free classes to families who access the local food bank pantry.
“Paul was pleased to have begun a new job just three days before his death, and he was looking forward to an exciting new chapter in his life ...".
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