A record attendance of over 85,000 people attended this year’s Cheshire Show, which was a celebration of all that is great and good about the county.

Knutsford Law firm, Mace & Jones says now is the time for land owners and developers to strike deals, as confidence in the market place returns.

Almost half the small businesses surveyed by the Forum of Private Business are pleasantly surprised by the Budget but some fear tax rises and other concerns could lead to a double dip recession.

Thousands of children from Cheshire, Greater Manchester and Merseyside who headed to the Cheshire Show made a beeline for the NFU’s Why Farming Matters marquee and swapped virtual farming for the real thing.

Two members of Girl Guiding UK’s “Get Wet Team” based at Tatton Park have been offered the opportunity of a lifetime to crew aboard the Jubilee Sailing Trust Tall Ship “Lord Nelson”.

Winter may seem some time away but that hasn’t stopped Cheshire East Council planning ahead.

A cheque for £1,400 was presented to the charity at the Cheshire East Council building at Westfields, Sandbach.

One Home Farm resident is tickled pink-ish with her recent brush with fame. Tatton Violet, a lovely russett Red Poll heifer has just been awarded with two rosettes at the Cheshire Show!

Cheshire East Council’s ‘Love Food, Hate Waste’ campaign has been named Champion Trade Stand at this year’s Cheshire County Show.

On Sunday 20th June Brookland stars Morris dancing troupe had a C.N.D.A.