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The Independent
7 days ago
- Health
- The Independent
How a Tai Chi club turned movement into a Macmillan Coffee Morning
Sign up to Host a Macmillan Coffee Morning today Led by Louisa and instructor Chew-Yeen, Global Fusion's Tai Chi club brought calm and connection to a local centre with a special Macmillan Coffee Morning. For Louisa, whose sister was supported by Macmillan during her cancer journey, the event was a way to give Chew-Yeen, who lost her husband to cancer, it was a chance to bring people together in reflection and joy. After a gentle morning of movement, the group gathered to share stories, sip coffee and raise money for a cause close to their hearts, showing that even the quietest moments can have a powerful impact.
Yahoo
28-06-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Developer set to lodge plans for giant 660-home estate
Plans are being prepared for a giant 660-home estate. The proposed development also includes a 60-bed care home and a local centre with shops. It is planned off Wistaston Green Road, in Wistaston. A report states: 'Construction is anticipated to commence on site in 2026, subject to gaining planning permission. The proposed development will be delivered in a phased manner and, whilst subject to market demand, final completion and occupation is anticipated in 2030.' READ MORE: Stoke-on-Trent street where 'dumbstruck' families celebrating £250,000 cheques READ MORE: Mystery of missing Stoke-on-Trent doctor solved 12 years after he vanished The site is bound by Wistaston Green Road, a woodland belt, Wistaston Green Brook, and Church Lane. Vehicular access will be from a roundabout on Wistaston Green Road. The report added: 'This will connect to the internal road network of secondary and tertiary roads that will lead to the proposed dwellings and local centre. There will also be the potential for a separate emergency access on Wistaston Green Road to the south-east of the primary access. This will also serve the site as a new pedestrian and cycle link to Wistaston Green Road. Roads will provide access for residents, visitors, deliveries, service and emergency vehicles.' Get daily headlines and breaking news emailed to you - it's FREE
