News in Congleton

Nub News took a look at The Old Sawmill's lunch club, providing invaluable support for elderly residents across Congleton.

Black History Month recognises and celebrates the remarkable contributions of black people across society.

Louise Rees, Funeral Arranger at Co-op Funeralcare’s Congleton branch, volunteered her time in support of the Knife Angel campaign.

The Co-op is proud to help promote this week's Mental Health Awareness Week and wants to make sure customers and members get the support they need. .

Good causes across Congleton have the opportunity to apply for support from the Co-op Local Community Fund.

Reads for Representation aims to provide schools with more diverse and inclusive children's books. .

Co-op has announced a new partnership with Barnardo’s, the UK’s largest children’s charity, to support young people with their mental health. .

Co-op plays a leading role in supporting new initiative to help young people .

Both Fiona Bruce MP and Sandbach Mayor, Cllr Kathryn Flavell, showed their support for helping people in poorer countries make a better living. .

A Congleton charity has expressed their gratitude for becoming a Co-op local cause for 2023. .