News in Alsager

Alsager Town Football Club has parted terms again with their first team manager.

Ricardo Reeves joined the club a month ago as their first team manager, taking over from Noel Dempsey who left after being with the club for just four months.

A Polish woman living in Alsager has launched an appeal to support Ukrainian refugees fleeing their country following the Russian invasion.

Daria Szustak has put out an SOS for a long list of items needed to keep families afloat who have fled their homes carrying just a bag.

Cheshire East has rubber stamped a council tax rise of 2.99 per cent during a heated debate at Thursday's budget meeting.

The ruling Labour/Independent group said they had produced a balanced budget and highlights included an extra £19m being ploughed into highways maintenance over the next three years.

Crowds gathered today at St Mary's Church in Sandbach for the funeral service of a 16 year old Alsager boy who sadly died after falling ill in church.

A packed church took part in a short and traditional service for Calvin Middleton who was buried at Sandbach Cemetery today (Friday).

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It's a fun weekend in Alsager with a boot camp in the woods, two tribute acts, a quiz night and bridge.

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Boris Johnson's decision to sweep away virus restrictions suggests professional sport – which has suffered suffocating Covid bubbles, quarantine and testing – will see a return to normality.

It could be good news for Novak Djokovic and his participation in Wimbledon, which may now be free to welcome the world number one.

UP CLOSE: Wild Rumpus based at Lunts Moss at Scholar Green near Alsager is an amazing outdoor resource. We catch up with Alana Jones who has started a weekly outdoor boot camp – come rain or shine!

It's 10.30 am on a Saturday morning. There's sleet and hail pounding down outside, funky music blasting out and a class is going through their weekly workout.

Happy 'Hump Day'. It's Wednesday and we're half way through the week - and we've survived three storms!

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Three local art groups are bringing a splash of colour to a large barn at the historic Rode Hall near Alsager.

Talented artists are displaying their work throughout the Georgian hall's popular Snowdrop Walk season.