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New safety barriers are being installed and resurfacing taking place along a stretch of the M6 to help protect road users using the busy motorway. .

The visitors deservedly took the lead in the 29th minute after a period of sustained pressure, with Robbie Hatton providing the breakthrough.

Form and league position certainly favours the Ramblers heading into the match, but who will win?.

"...there were more than 30 housing associations in the borough and they had been asked to respond before Christmas..." .

Sandbach United host Alsager Town in an early-season derby on what’s predicted to be a scorching Cheshire afternoon.

The Bullets fell to their second home defeat of the season as first-time visitors to South Cheshire FC Isle of Man ran out 3-0 winners in a keenly contested game at Wood Park.

The hosts were forced into a change at the back with Danny Figarella coming in for Luke Vayro.

AFC Alsager head into Saturday's clash against the league leaders Wolstanton United with four points from their opening two games.

After a 2-2 draw in the opening game of the new campaign against Brereton Social FC, the Swans kickstarted their title charge with a 2-0 win away to Abbey Hulton United on Wednesday night.

The Bullets' positive start to the season continued this afternoon with a hard fought 3-1 win over Maine Road in the rain at Wood Park.

The Bullets were forced into two changes from Tuesday night's 2-0 win at Stafford Town and began the game slowly as the visitors from south Manchester started on the front-foot, creating the first chance of the game on ten minutes, but the effort was a wild one and went well wide.

Alsager Town bounced back from their opening day defeat to West Didsbury & Chorlton with a fine 2-0 win on the road at Stafford Town.

It was a dominant display from the Bullets, and the hosts could've had no complaints had the win been a heavier one.

The Bullets began their 2021/22 North West Counties Football League Division One South campaign on Saturday with a 2-1 defeat to much-fancied West Didsbury & Chorlton at Wood Park, but there were many positives that new manager Brian Wilson could take from the game.

The Bullets kicked things off with a host of new faces in the starting XI, and started the game very well, almost taking the lead within the first minute when Mamudo Dabo bundled the ball wide from a free-kick when he really should've scored.