ManchesterEveningNews.com:
The Real Housewives of Cheshire are to return to TV screens for TWO new series in 2017, the M.E.N. can reveal.
The
documentary series about the glamorous lives of wealthy Cheshire WAGs
and businesswomen has been a huge hit for ITV’s ITVBe channel since
launching in 2015.
Now station bosses have confirmed that series five and six
have been given the green light - with filming to start on the new
episodes by the end of January.
The last series ended in November with plenty of fireworks between the show’s seven stars - WAGs Tanya Bardsley , Misse Beqiri and Leanne Brown , property entrepreneur Dawn Ward , millionaire’s wife Stacey Forsey , Forever Unique fashion boss Seema Malhotra , beauty salon owner Ampika Pickston and domestic goddess Lauren Simon.
It included particularly nasty rows between Ampika and Dawn while Tanya
even called Stacey a “Mrs Bucket” character claiming she looked down on
the other girls.
The show also aired plenty of emotional moments for the Housewives, including Misse revealing the breakdown of her relationship
with former Manchester United footballer Anders Lindegaard, and Ampika
suffering more heartache with relationship problems with her “mystery
man”, who has yet to be revealed on the show.
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TheSun.com:
REAL Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward has blamed a “witch
hunt” after neighbours opposed her plan to build an extension to her
£13.5m mansion, Warford Hall.
The lavish ten-bed home in
Alderley Edge, Cheshire, already boasts a cinema, a games room, a beauty
salon, a gym, a swimming pool, a bar, seven reception rooms and stables
for 15 horses.
Now businesswoman Dawn, 42, who shares the
mansion with her husband, ex-footballer Ashley Ward, and their four
daughters, wants to add a conference and wedding venue to host up to 60
events per year.
The glam WAG, who already runs a successful interior design company,
has been granted planning approval to build an extension, but she still
needs approval for a “change of use” for the space, which is currently
being used as living and office space.
And neighbours aren’t
happy – up to 150 people have objected to her plans, complaining the
venue would cause too much noise and disruption in the community.
A final decision is expected to be made at a planning meeting at
Macclesfield town hall June 1, which locals are being encouraged to
attend.
A letter to neighbours reads: “We feel that by our very
presence we may hope to display to members of the committee the strength
of feeling there is against what could change forever the character of
our peaceful village community.”
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