By Alasdair Perry
26th May 2024 | Local News
Cllr Kay Wesley and Cllr Robert Brittain have been elected as Congleton's new Mayor and Deputy Mayor respectively.
"It has been 10 days since Jason was last seen and since anyone has heard from him - we are becoming increasingly worried and are concerned for his wellbeing.".
By Sarah Garner
24th May 2024 | Local News
A popular community cafe in Congleton is set to get a fantastic new makeover, thanks to a grant from UK Rural England Prosperity & UK Shared Prosperity Fund. .
By The Editor
24th May 2024 | Local News
"We are very proud of the fact that when compared to our fellow 42 forces in England and Wales, knife crime in our county remains relatively low." .
By Belinda Ryan - Local Democracy Reporter
23rd May 2024 | Local News
It costs £1.2m to stage the event, which is why the Cheshire Agricultural Society (CAS) has applied for a premises licence to hold other events during the year.
By The Editor
23rd May 2024 | Local News
“This is a condition which touches the lives of so many of us and it is great to be able to stand in solidarity this week with all those affected.” .
By The Editor
22nd May 2024 | Local News
Rishi Sunak has announced a surprise early election for Thursday 4 July, with Labour aiming to take power after 14 years of Conservative-led government.
By The Editor
22nd May 2024 | Local News
Thomas Barton, CEO of Everybody Health & Leisure, said: “We are proud to be part of a network of charities operating with a social conscience, delivering social.
By Ryan Parker
21st May 2024 | Local News
Congleton Town Council staging a 1920s-themed event in the park on Spring Bank Holiday Monday, commemorating 100 years of the Congleton War Memorial Hospital.
By Belinda Ryan - Local Democracy Reporter
20th May 2024 | Local News
Cllr Laura Smith (Ind Socialist) who raised fears about food standards dropping when Cheshire East’s children and families committee first discussed axing the s.
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