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We speak with Emma Maisy Purvis, who plays “Patience” in Channel 4’s newest crime drama…
A self-described mummy, wife, and friend, she’s transitioning to a VA role while valuing family, laughter, and simple joys.
The Cheshire Business Awards celebrated local talent on November 15th, honoring winners and raising funds for East Cheshire Hospice.
A 53-year-old woman dedicates herself to helping seniors, values community, enjoys connections, and embraces absurd humor and independence.
Pam Ayres’ show, Who Are You Calling Vermin, combines witty poetry, original music, and humor to explore wildlife conservation, climate change, and humanity’s relationship with nature.
Joanna Scott-Aspray, CEO of The Cheshire Club, announces the 2024 Crème de la Crème Cheshire Business Awards finalists, celebrating local entrepreneurs on November 15 at Cranage Hall, with a Hollywood Glamour theme.
Meet Jade Scammells, travel keepsake business owner, passionate about inspiring others to explore. She cherishes family connections, especially with her daughter, and values kindness above all.
The play “Slave: A Question of Freedom” depicts Mende Nazer’s harrowing experience of enslavement in Sudan and her eventual freedom.
Neon Tony from Neon Creations will exhibit ‘Glass & Light: A neon journey since 1912’ at Castle Park Arts Centre. Tony’s unique neon artwork will be showcased, including a live demo of glass bending.
This content features an interview with a matrimonial solicitor, discussing her career, heroes, and personal preferences. Her passion lies in guiding individuals through challenging times in family law.
