David Cameron has called for a “cultural change” in the relationship between government and small firms in order to prise the £175 billion of public work from the hands of ‘preferred bidders’ – typically big businesses.
A Knutsford-based small business support group was this week submitting Freedom of Information Act requests to every single council and health trust in Britain asking how long they take to pay their suppliers.
In celebration of the Green Flag award, the Friends of the Moor are holding an exhibition of the history of the Moor until the 12th September at the Heritage Centre in Knutsford. Joan Leach, our local historian, wll give a talk about the history of the Moor on Friday 4 September 7.00 pm at the [...]
Dealing with employment issues and health and safety is preventing small businesses from acting on their environmental concerns and saving money in the process, the Forum of Private Business (FPB) and the UK200Group are warning. According to the ‘Business and the Environment’ survey carried out by the University of Middlesex, commissioned by the UK200Group, which represents [...]
These balls of fluff are both just hours old, but only one of them is the size of a bumble-bee!
In our second police update given by P.C Matthew Ambrose, we report on a disturbing case of a distraction burglary in the town centre, antisocial behaviour on the moor and an audacious theft at a local newsagent.
Viewing the work for Williams's first London solo show you sense that all the creative strands in her career have come together perfectly.
A prestigious Knutsford restaurant has launched an innovative new home delivery service – bringing its popular and unique food to a whole new audience.
The chances are that you car is already running on biofuel – to a small extent at least.
Tatton poses an existential question in its latest Mansion exhibition.
