For a while now, it has been difficult to get flour reliably from the supermarkets. Yeast is also becoming hard to find. For the flour, the problem is that more people are beginning to bake ( quite a)
The leader of Cheshire East Council is hopeful more Government support will arrive as it faces a possible £56 million hit thanks to the pandemic. CEC has received close to £19.7 million
Public Health England have launched a new campaign to support people to manage their mental well being during this difficult time. Click on the file below to download the information
We have had a few incidents in the Chelford Ward with attempted burglaries houses & out buildings 13/04 – Nether Alderley 14/04 – Chelford 16 -17/04 – Plumley – Theft of garden equipment Please make sure all your sheds, outbuildings and your property are secure at all times. There was also a report
POLICE will be out and about across Cheshire again this weekend reminding residents to stay at home as the battle against Covid-19 goes on. Ahead of the fifth week of lockdown, officers will be engaging with the community, explaining why it is crucial they stay at home to help protect the NHS and save
As we come round to the Thursday 'Clap for Carers', please take time to watch this moving video. The clip – which has gone viral worldwide – features UK residents, immigrants and people of foreign heritage who are medics, delivery drivers and teachers working hard amid the Covid-19 outbreak.
Cheshire's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) is inviting members of the public to ask the Chief Constable (CC) questions about the police response to the pandemic in Cheshire. Each week, PCC David Keane will hold a virtual Q&A session with CC Darren Martland with the first session on Tuesday 21st
CHELFORD EMERGENCY FOODBANK OPENS IN RESPONSE TO CORONAVIRUS Chelford Together (Chelford Tenants & Residents Association) has set up a Foodbank in response to the current Coronavirus situation. .David Kent, Secretary said "Due to the Coronavirus we anticipate many persons in the Chelford
Most of us are being very careful about hand washing, social distancing and all precautions we can take to avoid transmission of the corona virus, but should we be disinfecting our shopping? The good news is that Government guidelines state that "It is very unlikely that you can catch coronavirus
We were alerted to this brilliant volunteer initiative by Sue Roycroft. Sue says "A call has gone out locally for help with this. They are asking people if they can either make some scrubs or scrub bags, or donate old sheets and/or pillow cases to be used for making them. The facebook
Here are some lovely pictures of Spring wild flowers from Carl Riley. He says "What a beautiful place we live in and what an amazing most beautiful Spring (forgetting the horrors of CV19) 2020 is turning out to be." Absolutely! Everyday wonders like this can really raise the spirits, keep
13/04/2020 During mid-March, in reaction to the fast-evolving Coronavirus situation, and the result of online communication between a handful of Chelford residents, the above action group was formed. Around 12 area co-ordinators, each responsible for a designated patch of the village, ensured that
I was out for an 'airing' today and something made me think about the last time sheep were driven on foot to Marshall's, the old Chelford livestock market. The sheep came from the fields off Carter lane and were driven all the way around Dixon Drive. The pictures are from the Summer of 2009. It's
If you're out for a walk, keep an eye out for all the changes that are going on around you and send us a picture of anything you find cheers you up, interests you or even something you might not have seen before. It's amazing, living where we do, how much wildlife you can see from your window