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SANDBACH residents are to make their voices heard on future plans for the town’s development. Action groups against over-development in in the town have welcomed a decision to by the town council to produce a Neighbourhood Plan. The groups joined together earlier this year to request that the council produce the blueprint. Ian Knowlson of the group Hands Off Our Sandbach said: “We are delighted that Sandbach Town Council has voted to produce a Neighbourhood plan for Sandbach and take up

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by STEWART GREENTHE world famous Foden’s Band performed in Sandbach Park for the third year running earlier this month. The band played alongside ‘Out of the Blues’, a jazz vocal group from Sandbach School who entertained the early visitors with a number of classic songs and ‘jazzed up’ pop tunes. Foden’s Band took to the stage at 8pm in the summer sunshine. Solo performances from Richard Poole, Mark Wilkinson, John Barber, Helen Williams and Glyn Williams showed the versatility of the players.

The popular Moon River, the James Bond Collection and the standard John Peel were also enjoyed by the audience. Eight-year-old Erin Knowles celebrated her birthday at the concert and was invited by conductor Michael Fowles to take over the baton for part of the Fantasia on British Sea Songs. With the conductors baton back with Michael the band played the usual proms-style ending with firework accompaniment and the audience went home having enjoyed another wonderful concert in the park.

Music in the parkPLANS for 250 houses and a business park, including a drive thru café and hotel, have been approved by Cheshire East Council despite concerns about access to the site. Sam Corcoran, Labour Councillor for Sandbach Heath and East, said: “This is déjà vu for me. “Ten years ago an outline planning application for a decent business park on this site was approved by Congleton Borough Council planning committee - with no houses. “A rival application by Halfmoon Investments Ltd for a get rich quick scheme on part of the site was then granted full planning permission, scuppering the business park plans until planning permission expired in 2008. “Now the prospects of a decent business park have

again been scuppered by the approval for a get rich quick scheme for housing with promises for an enlarged roundabout by J17 and employment opportunities that will not be fulfilled. “I correctly predicted ten years ago that the Halfmoon scheme would not lead to a decent business park being built. “I predict again now that this latest scheme will not lead to a decent business park but instead the developers will come back to the Cheshire East Council Strategic Planning Board asking for variations to the conditions. “I am not convinced by the developer’s denial that what they are after here is some preliminary housing so that they can then, once that’s done, convert the rest into housing.”

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Brass on the Squareby STEWART GREENSANDBACH has been treated to an abundance of brass band music this month. The music started in the town square with a concert by Roberts Bakery Band. The band was led by 12 international conductors who were being taught by Alan Withington as part of his annual Conducting School.

The conductors spent the week with Alan and then performed in front of the Roberts Bakery Band for the open air lunchtime concert. They then went on to spend two days with Foden’s Band and a final concert at Sandbach Schools Theatre. Students came from across Europe and as far away as South Africa to do the course.

ADVENTUROUS Sandbach resident Dave Hursthouse has completed the Three Peaks Challenge for charity - with the added twist of cycling between each of the heights. Dave, a 50-year-old IT director, decided to raise money for the RNLI after he suffered a sailing accident in Abersoch in 2007. He’s been fundraising for them ever since via various sporting challenges including half marathons, open water swims and triathlons raising just over £10,000 Dave took on this latest challenge with two fellow fundraisers to scale the heights of Snowdon, Scafel Pike and Ben Nevis while cycling just over 400 miles between them Dave was rescued by a

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Hitting the right notesby STEWART GREENTHE final performances in the Sandbach Concert Series proved a huge success with jazz duo Tina May and Nikki Iles headlining the evening. The first part of the concert was performed by the Love Music Trust’s junior and senior Percussion Ensembles who played arrangements of the James Bond Theme and a Michael Jackson medley of tunes as well as the theme to Sex and the City. The main artists were then invited to entertain regular and new patrons of the concerts with some jazz singing and playing. During the interval Town Mayor Elsie Alcock and her husband Graham were given some

instruction on the xylophone by the Love Music Trust pupils. Lauren and Andy Scott, the main organisers of the event were presented with gifts of appreciation by former mayor Mike Benson. The concert series now takes a break until September 24 when ‘Zephyr Winds’ a wind quintet led by Chris Swann will appear in the fifth season of concerts. This season has seen a number of gifted youngsters performing before the main artists, providing a real showcase for local talent. Organisers are already planning for next season and hoping it will prove just as successful with even more performers bringing a diverse programme to Sandbach.

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A DEAL has been signed between Sandbach Town Council and Cheshire East that will see market stalls return to the High Street and Market Square this summer. Town centre businesses, market traders and residents have expressed support for the scheme that will see the parking bays on the High street and the historic Market Square available on Thursdays for market stalls.

Michael Wellings, of Sandbach Town Council, said: “We have been waiting a long time for this. “Bringing some of the market into the town centre will add some colour to our already picturesque High Street and will free up parking on the Scotch Common, which has been a problem on market days in the past, but will not affect the flow of traffic on the road.”

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BOUNCING BACKELWORTH CC are looking to bounce straight back from relegation after a promising start to the season. Currentlly chasing the top two positions to secure promotion back into Premier Division, Elworth have been enjoying much success. The First XI recently produced their first ten wicket win since 1976, at home to Audley. On the back of an early finish the week earlier, Elworth were celebrating again having comprehensively seen off the opposition. Elworth bowled them out for just 66 runs; Ali 5-42 from 17, Holt 3-18 from 15 and Brown 2 wickets 1 run from 2 overs. Elworth were ruthless in the field with a highlight being Matt Winter taking five catches in the field on his return to the club after playing for university. Talking of the club’s recent success, spokesman Lee Morris singled out the side’s formidable bowling attack. He said: “Michael Holt and Yasir Ali have both been

excellent, as has offspinner Jason Brown. “Things are going very well at the moment and we are getting some players returning from university, which will obviously give us more options. “We also have some fine young players coming through in our second team, who are quickly gaining experience. “Some of the youth sides are also doing well and we are keen to encourage them at an early age. “We receive some really great support on match days, both at home and away. “We have a fantastic ground and hopefully we get staright back into the premier division.” The club purchased its own ground and clubhouse last year and is now looking to develop a further 0.7 acres of land adjacent to the ground, which Cheshire East Council has agreed to sell to the club. The club is looking to develop the site to provide junior training facilities at a cost of some £20,000.

ATTACK: Seamer Yasir Ali

the saxon july 2014

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