News in Alsager

Cheshire East active travel announce 118 temporary speed reductions across borough - Alsager's requests not selected

By Tom Avery

24th Sep 2020 | Local News

Cllr Suzie Akers Smith, cycling and walking champion for Cheshire East Council.

After being overlooked in the first tranche of Cheshire East active travel schemes, Alsager Town Council's request for 20mph speed reductions to be enforced on the main roads into the town, could be granted in the next round of government funding.

Congleton ward councillor Suzie Akers Smith, who is Cheshire East Council's cycling and walking champion, attended Tuesday's Alsager Town Council meeting, to discuss concerns surrounding Alsager's active travel scheme on Lodge Road.

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Reserved matters application for five warehouses in Alsager gets green light

By Tom Avery

23rd Sep 2020 | Local News

There were up to 50 members of the Alsager community who turned out to voice their disapproval at the appeal hearing in February.

A reserved matters application for five warehouses in Alsager was approved as Cheshire East Council's hands were tied following a condition imposed by the planning inspector at an appeal hearing.

Residents of Alsager had campaigned against the proposals, submitted by Commercial Development Projects, to build the units land south of Crewe Road, known as Radway Green North, Alsager.

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Welcome to Alsager Nub News - Your Town In Your Pocket

By Tom Avery

22nd Sep 2020 | Local News

Good afternoon and welcome to Alsager Nub News, a brand new and exciting hyperlocal, online news platform for your town and surrounding villages.

Steeped in traditional journalistic standards but using contemporary methods, Alsager Nub News will bring you easily accessible, up to date articles from the community, and promote local businesses, groups and organisations.

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