A rising question that residents of Ellesmere Port and even I myself have been asking is, "What is going on with the council buildings?"In a recent interview, we spoke to site manager Jake Whitehurst, who told us the demolition process has started but is yet to finish for a couple of weeks. They have mentioned that the method they are using to demolish the buildings will be via high-rise excavator. Ahead of time, a "dust buster" will be used which will fire water, removing any dust, reducing the risk of dust explosions (sawdust, lint, dust catching on fire).Unfortunately, this will cause some temporary disruptions to road and bus routes. Although the extent of the disruption will be determined by the specific demolition plan, it's wise to watch out for any potential change in bus routes/stops, road closures and increased traffic congestion. However, once completed, the empty space will be turned into council housing and living spaces for all the residents of Ellesmere Port.Here are some answers to frequently asked questions below:

This week, inspiring artist from Liverpool, Kartel, has decided to send us his story. A story about his younger years and the mistakes he had made. A story narrating the highs turning to lows. But most importantly, a story that shows us that after a storm there is always a rainbow.

Hinderton Primary School, a school dedicated to supporting autistic children, is holding a sponsored bounce called "The Hinderton Hop"! BUT they need the community's help to fund their Gonge trampoline and other exciting outside equipment for the kids.

Mental Health Awareness Week is "the biggest opportunity for the whole of the UK to come together and focus on getting good mental health", stated mentalhealth.org.uk.