There are many holidays that can be pleasantly spent far from one’s home. Easter is a big one in the States, for example. The promise of warming weather drives many Americans to go on ‘spring break’—flying en masse from the cold and damp of winter, to more predictable, warmer climates like Florida within the U.S. [...]
Knutsford 1st XI entertained Wilmslow Wayfarers 1st XI on a muggy afternoon at Mereheath Lane. Captain Storrow lost the toss and asked to bat, on a green pitch with perfect swinging conditions. However, runs were hard to come by and the hosts soon found themselves on 35 for 7 after 18 overs, the Wilmslow opening [...]
This week Knutsford Little Theatre juniors present “The Rocky Monster Show”, a musical by Malcolm Sircom. If like me, you have no idea what to expect from such a title, then do be reassured. aThis is a wonderful creation which incorporates many of the best characters from some of our greatest thrillers. If you remain [...]
If you’re from Mobberley, you’re probably used to its idyllic setting. But to an outsider, this village, with its cricket club, its 13th century church and its country pubs, is quintessential England, the whole setting reminiscent of times gone by. In fact, it’s just how the rest of the world likes to imagine England.
ONE of the greatest Cheshire County Shows took place this week as record visitor numbers defied the credit crunch to celebrate Cheshire’s thriving agricultural heritage.
The annual Mobberley CE Primary School Summer Fair was a great success and even the threat of rain didn’t dampen anyone’s spirits. Amongst the many things to do, members of Sale Sharks organised a display and mini drills for the children. Mobberley’s community police car joined the event, with the shriek of the police siren [...]
In conjunction with the recent Knutsford May Day Festival, the local businesses on Regent Street in the town centre organised a Family Day street party. The highlight if this event was the display of artwork created and designed by local school children entering the May Day Drawing Competition. The brief was simple; choose one of [...]
Knutsford Centre Joins Cheadle in Receiving Top Grade from Ofsted
The Forum of Private Business (FPB) is urging the Government to step up its efforts to reduce the burden of regulation on small businesses, following new research showing that red tape costs the UK’s smaller business employers almost £12 billion per year.
Business owners are benefitting from the most comprehensive resource of recorded information and support available on the web, courtesy of the Forum of Private Business (FPB) and GuruOnline. From bank lending to business development, entrepreneurs are now able to view 2,000 short videos of experts offering essential advice to help them beat the downturn. In addition [...]
