Jamie Griffiths

1 month ago | macclesfield.nub.news | Jamie Griffiths

Drivers across the UK are battling potholes that have remained unrepaired for years, with councils failing to act on thousands of complaints. A new analysis by Tempcover has revealed that almost 80 councils have potholes first reported as far back as 2007 still marked as unresolved. Among the worst places for the oldest-reported potholes are Glasgow, Leeds, Edinburgh, Manchester, Cardiff, Liverpool, and Birmingham.

1 month ago | congleton.nub.news | Jamie Griffiths

Drivers across the UK are battling potholes that have remained unrepaired for years, with councils failing to act on thousands of complaints. A new analysis by Tempcover has revealed that almost 80 councils have potholes first reported as far back as 2007 still marked as unresolved. Among the worst places for the oldest-reported potholes are Glasgow, Leeds, Edinburgh, Manchester, Cardiff, Liverpool, and Birmingham.

2 months ago | macclesfield.nub.news | Jamie Griffiths

Rhythm Time Saturday classes are back providing the perfect weekend activity for little ones. Many parents would love to attend Rhythm Time music classes with their little ones but find weekday sessions difficult due to work commitments. After receiving lots of feedback from parents returning to work after maternity leave, Rhythm Time introduced Saturday Family Classes, offering a fantastic opportunity for families to enjoy music together at the weekend.

2 months ago | macclesfield.nub.news | Jamie Griffiths

Rhythm Time East Cheshire is giving families the exciting opportunity to experience its award-winning music classes for free during Bring a Friend Week, running from February 10– 14. If you have a friend who already attends Rhythm Time, you can join them for a session at no cost and discover the magic of these engaging, developmental classes.

May 17, 2024 | community.kwiff.com | Dave Chisnall |Adam Scriven |Adrian Mills |Jamie Griffiths

Dave Chisnall sits down with kwiff to discuss his recent trip to Germany for the Baltic Sea Open, and after a busy schedule of travelling back and forth to Europe ten times in 14 weeks, is doing his best Darwin Nunez impression this weekend. It was another trip over to Germany last weekend, travelling Friday afternoon for The Baltic Sea Open, which I won the year before beating World Number One Luke Humphries in the final.