News in Alsager

An Odd Rode councillor has called on Cheshire East's mayor to 'consider his position' after a clip of Handforth Parish Council went viral.

A video posted on Twitter last Thursday (February 4) showing a chaotic Zoom meeting of Handforth Parish Council has since attracted more than five million views and the attention of media across the UK.

Cheshire East Council has said it is aware of an unauthorised encampment which has pitched up at the BAE Systems site.

A number of caravans have arrived at the BAE Systems site on Radway Green Road.

Wesley Place Methodist Church are running a virtual holiday club for three days (February 17th to 19th) called 'Big Dreams' over half term.

The holiday club which is free to attend is aimed at primary school children.

Much-loved actress and national icon Joanna Lumley - like Nub News - shares a love of visiting and highlighting local communities across the country and has just launched her new TV series doing just that.

Nub News is delighted to help spread awareness of her series, 'Joanna Lumley's Home Sweet Home - Travels in my Own Land' which is on ITV.

The popular annual VeloRunner Alsager 5-mile run which has had to go virtual this year starts today.

It's not too late to sign up, entries are still open, and you have until end of Tuesday (9 February) to complete.

Alsager Churches stepped up to offer a service that had been impacted due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, celebrated from 18th to 25th January, involves Christian communities from many traditions and all parts of the globe.

Alsager Nub News aims to support our community, promoting shops, businesses, charities, clubs and sports groups.

We will be profiling some of these local businesses and organisations over the coming weeks called 'Up Close in Alsager'.

THREE new bungalows have been given planning permission in Scholar Green this morning (February 3).

Cheshire East Council's southern planning committee voted unanimously to approve the bungalows, which will be on Little Moss Lane, next to the canal.

Alsager Nub News is excited to announce the launch of its free new weekly newsletter.

Each and every Friday we will be bringing hyperlocal news straight to your e-mail inbox.

A councillor was "angered" to discover broken wine glasses had been left near an Alsager beauty spot which endangered water birds and children.

Jane Smith, an Alsager Town Councillor, who represents the Animal Welfare Party, found the broken glass at the open space at Coronation Gardens, which is on Sandbach Road North yesterday, despite their being bins only two feet away.