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Local news matters and at The Chronicle Series it is at the heart of everything we do – honest, unbiased, comprehensive local community coverage. Founded in 1893, The Congleton Chronicle remains an independent family-owned newspaper that is still based in the centre of the town. The Chronicle Series newspapers cover Congleton, Biddulph, Sandbach and Alsager and the surrounding areas. The Chronicle Series is committed to covering every aspect of community life that matters to the people of the towns we serve.

Lane rental scheme moves a step closer

Councillors hit out at ‘antiquated’ rules

Shops weren’t notified of roadworks outside

Demand for ‘ugly’ white fence to go

Council green lights site for 396 homes

Getting on his bike to help poor in Burundi

Staff abuse rose after pandemic, says school

Station group appeals for public photo votes

Hotel survives as firm enters administration

Council ‘working hard’ to avoid a bankruptcy

Plans to widen A500 to be reviewed: council

‘High quality’ tree in the way of house plan

Guides appeal for members’ memories

Council ‘working hard’ to avoid a bankruptcy

Residents urged to be vigilant over digital switchover scams

Councillors hit out at ‘antiquated’ rules

‘Miracle no-one was hurt’ at crash blackspot

Public inquiry call over 999 service

Budget agreed despite attempted amendment

‘Dangerous potholes given ‘low priority’

Lane rental scheme moves a step closer

Councillors hit out at ‘antiquated’ rules

Shops weren’t notified of roadworks outside

Demand for ‘ugly’ white fence to go

Council green lights site for 396 homes

Getting on his bike to help poor in Burundi

Staff abuse rose after pandemic, says school

Station group appeals for public photo votes

Hotel survives as firm enters administration

Council ‘working hard’ to avoid a bankruptcy

Plans to widen A500 to be reviewed: council

‘High quality’ tree in the way of house plan

Guides appeal for members’ memories

Council ‘working hard’ to avoid a bankruptcy

Residents urged to be vigilant over digital switchover scams

Councillors hit out at ‘antiquated’ rules

‘Miracle no-one was hurt’ at crash blackspot

Public inquiry call over 999 service

Budget agreed despite attempted amendment

‘Dangerous potholes given ‘low priority’