News in Alsager

BORIS Johnson said he was optimistic there will be no need to return to the regional Covid tier system during a visit to Cheshire today.

The Prime Minister says the government sees "nothing in the data to make us think we will have to deviate from the roadmap".

East Midlands Railway (EMR) has completed a project which helps people living with dementia to navigate around Alsager Station more easily.

In completing the work, EMR has collaborated with the Alsager Partnership, Alzheimer's Society, North Staffordshire Community Rail Partnership and Alsager Town Council.

An Alsager Town Councillor has organised a litter pick around the stream area in Wood Park for this morning (Saturday, 3rd April).

Cllr Jane Smith, of the Animal Welfare Party, and other volunteers will be cleaning the area from 10am to noon.

The latest crime figures released by police show there were 29 crimes in the Odd Rode ward during February 2021.

The Odd Rode ward covers Church Lawton, Mow Cop, Rode Heath, Astbury and Scholar Green.

Cheshire East Council has launched a new app which allows residents to read e-books and listen to audiobooks at any time.

By downloading the 'BorrowBox' app on their digital devices, people will be able to enjoy best-selling titles twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week and it's all completely free to access through a library membership.

A business owner wants to purchase a premises above and to the side of an existing corner shop in Rode Heath for commercial use.

Clive Baty, of LEN Limited, Radway Green, has submitted a change of use application to move his small business into a premises located at 124, Sandbach Road, Rode Heath.

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Up until Sunday, families can complete an Easter Egg trail set up by Christ Church in Alsager.

Follow the trail and explore the story of Easter together.

The latest crime figures released by police show there were 64 crimes in the Alsager area during February 2021.

These figures compare to 75 crimes the previous month and 51 in February 2020.

Four-way temporary traffic lights remain in place at the junction of Linley Lane.

The measures have been implemented since 19th March to allow the safe use of scaffolding on the road for essential repairs to The Lawton Arms pub roof to be carried out.