Just a few pictures to persuade you that sometimes it's nice to get out and about early in the morning instead of listening to the virus news. Two of of them are, of course, on Alderley Edge. The rest
Below is a brief summary of the virtual Parish Council meeting held early in October: Relatively low level of crime was reported by police in September. Residents are reminded to ensure all items of value
Many of you will be aware that Chelford Surgery has been doing a fantastic job at vaccinating everyone who needs a flu jab this year. The wonderful staff at the surgery have organised everything in great detail to ensure everyone remains safe and they have been well supported by volunteers who direct
THOUSANDS of people in Cheshire who should be self-isolating are being missed by contact tracers. The national Test and Trace system is failing to reach one-third of people across the county who are identified as close contacts of someone who tests positive for coronavirus. Latest figures for the under-fire
Remembrance Day Poppy Appeal As you can imagine, as with all other charities, this years British Legion Poppy Appeal fundraising is very different from usual. We are not able to have trays of Poppies and collecting tins out this year. We are however putting up the street Poppies. Quite a number
The Parish Council is seeking resident opinions on the green spaces in the Parish. In the Neighbourhood Plan, a number green spaces were identified as areas which should be protected for recreation and sport and not be subject to any other form of development. As a result of 106 agreements from the David
Cases of Covid-19 infection are rising in Cheshire East and Cheshire West and Chester. In the latest figures to October 5th, for Cheshire East, including Knutsford and Middlewich, the infection rate stands at 167.9 per 100,000 people following 645 confirmed coronavirus cases in that week. For more
The charity'Hearing Dogs For Deaf People' are organising sponsored dog walks in aid of their essential service. The charity trains dogs to alert deaf people to important and life-saving sounds that they would otherwise miss – sounds that many people take for granted like doorbells, alarm clock
Information is emerging on how Cheshire East will be affected by the new restrictions. Infection rates in Cheshire East have been rising and are currently at 145.5 per 100,000. In the week up to 9th October, 559 cases were reported. Cheshire East's rate stands at 145.5 per 100,000 people. There
The Draconid meteor shower will peak this week,and should be visible provided that the weather is kind to us. The show should be at its best on the 7th or 8th of October with around 5 shooting stars being visible on average each hour.The phenomenon arises as the Earth passes through debris left behind
Cheshire East Council have written to the Health Secretary, Matt Hancock to request more powers and resources to help control the pandemic in the area. No response has been received. For the full story in the Knutsford
Cheshire East Council is asking residents, business and other organisations in the borough to give their feedback on its plan for the next four years. The council's new Corporate Plan sets out the vision and priorities for the council, covering the full range of council services, from looking after
Please find below some valuable information relevant to the rural communities for your awareness:- Stone thefts – We have seen an increase in stone thefts in the Knutsford area so please continue to report suspicious vehicles or activity around this. We have an investigation that is on-going in relation
Here's a short video which explains what Northern have done to ensure that everyone can travel confidently during the Covid-19 epidemic. Northern can help with booking tickets, sorting onward travel, getting around our trains and stations, finding useful facilities, and much more. To view on YouTube,