News in Alsager

Councillors who sat on the Alsager Partnership Review Panel have recommended that the panel is closed with immediate effect following the abuse they have received.

Members of the review panel were circulated an email by Jackie Weaver, of the Cheshire Association of Local Councils (ChALC), 15 minutes before yesterday's (Monday) 10am meeting commenced.

Detectives investigating a serious assault in Alsager are appealing for information from members of the public.

The incident occurred in an alleyway between Blenheim Court and Winston Avenue on Saturday 31 October.

The Prime Minister today (Monday) revealed the next steps in the government fight against coronavirus.

England's second national lockdown of 2020 will be lifted on 2nd December, when a three-tiered system of guidelines will allow businesses to reopen.

Residents have been urged to take part in a consultation which could see parking charges introduced in Alsager.

Since the council was created in 2009, car parking policies across the borough have differed from town to town. Car parking in some towns, like Alsager currently, is free to use, and in towns where charges do apply, the charges vary between towns.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to announce details of what and how new guidelines about coronavirus will be implemented when the current period of lockdown ends on Wednesday, 2nd December.

Before the second national lockdown was imposed, Alsager - as part of Cheshire East - had been placed in tier two.

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Twyford House Luxury Care Centre is this year's sponsor of the Alsager Christmas tree.

Officially opened in August 2020, the luxury care centre is situated on Richard Woodcock Way in the heart of Alsager.

Here is a list of job opportunities that are currently available in and around Alsager.

Please get in touch if you want us to publish a job opportunity.

Could you buy an extra toy or gift this Christmas, to give a child in the local area whose family is going through a difficult time?

This year, volunteers of Alsager's Christmas Toy Appeal anticipate the need will be even greater than last year with so many people facing difficult times due to the Covid-19 crisis.

Cheshire East residents have been urged to stick to lockdown rules or risk being plunged into further local restrictions over Christmas.

The authority's Labour leader Cllr Sam Corcoran, says the rise in infections across the region over the past few weeks needs to be tackled firmly to prevent the borough returning to a tiered system of controls after December 2.