Alsager Station has won an award for the best small community project in the Community Rail Awards

The ‘Bee Friendly project’ at Alsager Station is a partnership initiative which is helping to sustain wildlife by providing pollinating plants and bee boxes within the station gardens.

The Community Rail Awards is an annual awards event run by ACoRP (the Association of Community Rail Partnerships).  They were set up in 2005 so that the unsung heroes and heroines of the community rail world would have their hard work and dedication publicly recognised and rewarded.

For more information about the ACoRP awards, visit www.acorp.uk.com.

Cheshire East are again urging people to give their views on the Local Plan.

The Local Plan guides development and defines how planning applications are dealt with until 2030. It sets the overall planning strategy, allocates sites for development and contains planning policies which aim to ensure that new development contributes to the economic, environmental and social needs of the Borough.

For Alsager the Local Plan is very important. [Read more…]

Cheshire East Council are changing the way leisure services are delivered by forming a new trust to run leisure centres in the region.

The new ‘Everybody Sport & Recreation Trust’ will be responsible for running sports facilities and swimming pools in the area including Alsager. [Read more…]

Fiona Bruce MP continues to fight for her constituents on planning issues in Parliament. Speaking in a debate in Parliament on Planning and the Housing Supply Fiona Bruce once again championed her constituents fight for the protection of our greenspaces and for locally determined planning.

Below are some extracts of her speech relating to Alsager: [Read more…]

Plans to build 155 new houses off Sandbach Road North have again been rejected by Cheshire East Council. [Read more…]

A new planning application has been submitted to develop the former Caradon Twyfords site in Lawton Road by Sainsburys.

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Fast and furious in Alsager?

Reports of boy racers disturbing residents on the Fairview Car Park late at night has provoked an angry reaction from some of the youths involved.

Residents in Fairview Avenue have complained to Cheshire Police that they are being kept awake at nights by screeching tyres, loud music and revving engines coming from the Fairview Car Park, with other complaints relate to litter and possible driving offences.

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Alsager School

Alsager School are delighted to welcome their new Year 7 pupils this September after celebrating a fantastic summer of exam success.

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