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'Home from Hospital Good Neighbour' programme
Home from Hospital volunteer
We are seeking kind and compassionate people to join our 'Home from Hospital Good Neighbour' programme.
This new initiative, in collaboration with the Community for Voluntary Service Cheshire East, aims to provide practical support and friendly companionship to those recovering at home after a hospital stay.
If you volunteer to be a 'Home from Hospital Good Neighbour', you will receive comprehensive training and ongoing assistance to ensure you feel confident in your role, which will involve assisting with tasks such as grocery shopping, pet care, preparing meals, or simply checking in for a friendly chat.
To register your interest and for more information, email: volunteersupport@cheshireeast.gov.uk or phone Helena Smith or Alex Major on 01625 374050
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Could you foster?
Fostering - Lee and Vicky
We have a fantastic network of foster carers across the borough – and during Foster Care Fortnight, you may have seen some of their 'Fostering Moments’ that have been shared on our social media channels.
There’s always a need for more dedicated individuals to join our fostering community - and there's lots of different ways to foster. We'll support you all the way.
Could you be the next person to make a world of difference to a child or young person?
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*Women's Tour of Britain heads into Cheshire East*
Women's Tour of Britain
It’s official – the women’s Tour of Britain race is coming to Cheshire East!
On Saturday 8 June, the third stage of the four-stage race, which starts and ends in Warrington, will predominantly take place in the borough.
The peloton will have amassed more than 280km and 3,800m of climbing in the opening two days of racing in Wales before crossing the border to arrive in Warrington for day three, as Cheshire prepares to host the world’s best riders and teams for the third day of the competition.
As the flattest of the four stages, the crowds lining the route are expected to see the first bunch sprint finish of the 2024 tour and incredible speeds as riders do battle on day three for 107km.
If you're ready to embrace the occasion and get out to support these incredible athletes, you can read information on our website using the link below.
*Women's Tour of Britain - stage 3 in Cheshire East* [
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More news
20/5/2024 - Café operations at Queens park, Crewe and West Park, Macclesfield [
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*Have your say*
We want to hear from you!
You can take part in the below consultations. Your thoughts will help to shape the future of Cheshire East.
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❗Closing soon: Carbon neutrality action plan consultation
We have developed a borough-wide carbon neutrality action plan for 2024-29 and would like your views on the priorities and actions we have identified. We know that everyone has a part to play in the important work of mitigating the worst effects of climate change and so it is important that everyone has a voice in our plans.
*Closes: Friday 31 May 2024*
*View and have your say on the draft Carbon Neutrality Action Plan* [
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Statement of licensing policy consultation
We are required to review our statement of licensing policy every five years. The policy covers licensing and regulating businesses where there is the sale of alcohol, regulated entertainment or late night refreshments.
*Closes: Wednesday 5 June 2024*
*View the policy and have your say* [
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Household Waste Recycling Centre consultation
This consultation will inform a review on what long-term household waste recycling centre provision in Cheshire East should look like.
*Closes: Sunday 16 June 2024*
*Take part in this consultation* [
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New Local Plan issues paper
We are consulting on an issues paper as the first important step in producing a new local plan. This sets out a number of issues that we think the new Local Plan should consider. The consultation provides an opportunity to tell us what issues you think the plan should address and how it can help tackle local priorities.
*Closes: Monday 1 July 2024*
*View more information and have your say* [
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Review of supported local bus services
The last bus service review was undertaken in 2017 and much has changed in that time. This review looks for opportunities to encourage more bus use and get more services operating commercially, tweak services to improve performance and passenger uptake and get better value out of what the Council is spending.
*Closes: Wednesday 3 July 2024*
*Share your views in this consultation* [
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