The humble bicycle remains one of the greatest inventions of the industrial age especially as we enter this new era of global austerity. In this article I’m talking about the merits of cycling but not as a leisure activity. I’m preaching cycling as an efficient, economic and life prolonging means of transportation.
The Royal Crested Moor Hopper and Red Billed Sneezer Birds! Over the February half term, Knutsford residents were treated to a series of free community art workshops where they could create some unique pieces of mosaic art with the help of renowned Cheshire artist Patricia Lee.
The good news is that the Challenge is not all about giving up things that you enjoy. We also want you to use this period to try to focus on positive things to add to your daily routines which will help your goals. Try to add something, like catching up with a friend or one new exercise and try to stick to it for the whole of lent.
Managing Director Paul Keen and the creative team at 438 Marketing has been focused on the delivery of quality marketing solutions to some of Europe's largest organizations. Taking a strong place in the prestigious B2B Marketing awards demonstrates tha focus and commitment to clients only breeds success.
Knutsford 1st XV came unstuck at lowly Prenton on Saturday afternoon. In a bloody battle the hosts ran out victors, but Knutsford will feel hard done by having had several attacking opportunities spurned by refereeing decisions.
Knutsford 2nd XI moved up the table this week to ensure their safety in Division 5 south and give captain Pedlow more things to smile about. Young goalkeeper Matt 'Guiseppe' Robbins was Man of the Match after an outstanding performance.
The 3rd XI traveled to 2nd from bottom Bebington expecting a tough match on Saturday, but this wasn't helped by a number of the team being less than fit.
Knutsford Mens Hockey 1st XI recaptured 2nd place on Saturday. With only 4 matches remaining, Knutsford are only a point from the summit of North West Division 1.
Last Saturday saw Holmes Chapel 1st XV turn in a fantastic performance to become the first side in the league this season to take any points from league leaders Oldershaw. It could have been even better for Chapel as they led for the majority of the game, however they were pegged back by a strong…..
The home side started well, securing early ball and moving down field, however, chapel were caught napping in the first scrum and LSH broke down field after some slick handling from their backs and scored in the corner to give them a 5-0 lead. Bone crushing tackles from Matt Lion and Jack Newby were halting further attacks.
