News in Alsager

Following the Governments refusal to provide free school meals over half term, The Chinese Garden in Alsager has pledged to help those most in need.

The restaurant, on Crewe Road, has offered a free children's meal to anyone who cannot access the free meal scheme.

This October saw Alsager Library celebrate its 50-year anniversary of its official opening.

Here is a little historical timeline on how Alsager Library was built:

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A teenager from Alsager has accused Congleton MP Fiona Bruce of putting her party whips views above her own values.

Conservatives voted down a motion to feed more than £1.4 million children during school breaks until Easter next year.

SAM Corcoran, leader of Cheshire East Council, has said he does not want to see tier 3 restrictions placed on the borough.

Responding to a question from Alsager Town councillor Sue Helliwell, who was speaking at today's (Wednesday) full council meeting as a resident, the Labour representative added he had not asked the government for such a move.

Townhouse Nurseries have unveiled the roads and businesses that will be taking part in Alsager's Pumpkin Trail.

The trail will be available for residents to embark upon from Saturday (24 October) to Halloween (31 October).

A charity for people suffering with life-changing illnesses is reopening its bereavement support service from Thursday (22 October).

Keystone Support Centre's bereavement support service is available to anyone whose GP is based in Alsager or Scholar Green and is having difficulty coping with the loss of a loved one.

Alsager's Milton Park is among seven green spaces across the borough to be awarded a Green Flag Award.

The award comes in a year when more people than ever have come to recognise the importance of green spaces within the town.

All of Alsager Sixth Form's students will have to self-isolate tomorrow as well (Tuesday) in order for the school to carry out 'close contact tracing'.

Following a confirmed positive Covid-19 case in the school's year 12 sixth form group, pupils in year 12 and 13 stayed at home today (Monday 19 October).

An Alsager town centre restaurant has decided to close its doors for 10 days after staff members came into contact with someone who had tested positive for Covid-19.

Ey Up Duck, on Crewe Road, Alsager, has taken the precautionary measures to ensure the safety of its staff and customers.