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*Free activity places this Easter*
Young girl in a field of daffodils on an easter egg hunt
Working together with local schools, childcare providers and community and voluntary organisations, we are offering thousands of free activities over the Easter school holidays for children receiving free school meals.
The free places are funded by the Department for Education, as part of the government’s Holiday Activity and Food Fund programme [
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There are also limited spaces available to support children and young people who don’t receive income related free school meals but would benefit from the scheme.
You can read the full information on our website [
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Investing in EV charging points
EV charging
Cheshire East Council has been awarded funding from the Government’s Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Fund, which supports local authorities in England to plan and deliver charging infrastructure for residents without off-street parking.
We expect to start installing new charging points – in both urban and more rural areas of the borough – in 2025.
*Read more on our website* [
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Get ready to have your say this May
Polling station
Polling cards will dropping through letterboxes as Cheshire East voters get ready to have their say on who represents them as the Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire.
Voters will go to the polls on *Thursday 2 May.*
The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) oversees your local police force and seeks to ensure they are prioritising what matters to you.
Please check that you have valid voter photo ID – which is the law for UK elections – and note the location of your local polling station, which may have changed.
You must be on the electoral register to vote. *The deadline to register to vote is midnight on 16 April 2024.* It takes just five minutes to apply online at GOV.UK [
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*Full details on our website* [
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More news
20/03/2024 - Heading out over Easter? Don’t forget a bus ride will cost you no more than £2 [
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14/03/2024 - Crewe Town Board launches recruitment drive [
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14/03/2024 - Go ahead given for walking and cycling route linking Crewe town centre with railway station [
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11/03/2024 - Sustainable drainage systems to improve environmental outcomes in Cheshire East [
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