News in Congleton

Councillor Kay Wesley

Congleton Town Council's Finance and Policy Committee has unanimously voted to adopt a new Equality and Inclusion Policy proposed by Councillor Kay Wesley, the country's first Women's Equality Party councillor.

The new policy sets out an ambition that no-one is held back due to their specific characteristics and that the council will actively tackle inequalities.

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With both the Congleton RUFC 1st and 2nd team games called off due to bad weather and poor pitch conditions, the Vets game was the only one to go ahead against Lancashire Typhoons.

The hardened veterans of rugby boarded the coach and supporters commented on the uncanny resemblance of the squad and the Hollywood blockbuster The Expendables.

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Tomorrow will be a bonus day for all with it being a leap year, but especially for those who visit Congleton Town Centre.

To mark the leap year and the end of the Fiver Fest Fortnight, many shops and businesses in Congleton are participating in the first Congleton Bonus Day.

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We have compiled a list of jobs currently hiring in and around Congleton to give you a helping hand in your job hunt! --------------------SEND Practitioner- Congleton Simply Education are working with a wide variety of primary schools throughout the Cheshire area who are looking for Teaching Assistants who have SEN experience. We offer daily supply, short term, long term and permanent positions depending on what you are looking for. If this sounds like the role for you, then the key benefits for working with Simply Education are:

- Employment Benefits such as Holiday Pay, Sick Pay, Maternity/Paternity Pay, Retail Discounts, Health and Wellbeing support and guidance.

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Congleton MP Fiona Bruce

Congleton MP Fiona Bruce raised concerns of residents on the Loachbrook estate, Somerford, about outstanding works on the housing development for a second time in the House of Commons.

Bovis Homes built Loachbrook Meadows, on Sandbach Road, Somerford, and the first residents moved in around five years ago, but there are complaints that there is still much left to be done.

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