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      Little Cow Shed plan appeal moves slowly

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      Eleven years of bringing forgotten local lives back to life

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      Sandbach and Holmes Chapel to benefit from new train service to Manchester Airport

      Sandbach

      Cheshire East Council’s “totally unacceptable” plan to move black bin collection to three-weekly criticised

      Sandbach

      Seventeen year old with promising golf career keen to challenge stereotype

      Sandbach

      Betchton skip-hire company accused of impacting resident’s life with “dust, noise and rats”

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      Tim Roca backs MP Sarah Russell in Jodrell Bank battle

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      Village special school announces expansion

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Eleven years of bringing forgotten local lives back to life

Chronicle Reporter - September 23, 2026

Sandbach and Holmes Chapel to benefit from new train service to Manchester Airport

Cheshire East Council’s “totally unacceptable” plan to move black bin collection to three-weekly criticised

Seventeen year old with promising golf career keen to challenge stereotype

Betchton skip-hire company accused of impacting resident’s life with “dust, noise and rats”

Tim Roca backs MP Sarah Russell in Jodrell Bank battle

Chronicle Reporter - September 23, 2026 0

Club and coach up for mental health awards

Chronicle Reporter - September 22, 2026 0

Fundraising carries on for next CRY event

Hannah Cochrane - September 21, 2026 0

Falls prevention event in Holmes Chapel on Thursday

Chronicle Reporter - September 21, 2026 0

Musicians play on the porch in Sandbach

Chronicle Reporter - September 18, 2026 0

On a quest to celebrate market town status

Chronicle Reporter - September 18, 2026 0

Owner left heartbroken after cremation errors

Hannah Cochrane - September 17, 2026 0

Road ‘an accident waiting to happen’

Hannah Cochrane - September 17, 2026 0

AI at heart of Leighton’s new ‘intelligent hospital’

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A new chapter for skills, education across county

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