12:45, 6 APR 2021
Travellers have set up camp on Hankinson s Field between Congleton Leisure Centre and Congleton Park.
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A council is to issue an unauthorised traveller camp with a notice saying the families must vacate a playing field within the next 24 hours.
Four caravans and five vehicles move onto field in latest traveller encampment
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Travellers ordered to get off car park today
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EDMONTON The City of Edmonton revealed Friday its wish list for next week s provincial budget. Members of council heard from Edmonton s Chief Financial Officer Mary Persson, who laid out administration s priorities for the fiscal year. Our focus for 2021 is maintaining current commitments and looking for support for those that need it most during these difficult economic times, such as small business and our partners in the housing field, Persson told council. Among the city s priorities is the Municipal Sustainability Initiative (MSI), which Persson says accounts for over a third of the programs in Edmonton s approved capital budget from 2019 to 2022.
An artist s impression of the new Congleton Leisure Centre. (Image: Cheshire East Council)
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The new multi-million pound leisure centre in a South Cheshire town is now one step closer to getting the final approval.