A big-hearted pub boss in Nantwich helped spread some ‘eggstra’ Easter cheer by leaving chocolate eggs around the town centre with post-it notes attached.
Adam Loxton, assistant manager at The Leopard on London Road, was inspired to place the eggs around town by his family.
The British Hen Welfare Trust’s (BHWT) Cheshire team is on a roll – with a third re-homing event set to take place in Nantwich.
It follows on from two very successful events in January and February where the team helped more than 700 hens find pet homes.
A national hen charity is appealing to the Cheshire public to help find homes for 250 hens.
The British Hen Welfare Trust is holding a re-homing event tomorrow (Saturday January 19) in Nantwich where 250 ex-caged hens will be waiting to start their free range retirement.
Nantwich Town drew 1-1 with Altrincham in a game delayed when youths outside the ground began lobbing eggs on to the pitch!
The bizarre incident occurred 15 minutes into the first half of a ‘cracking’ game at the Weaver Stadium.
South Cheshire accountants Banks Sheridan dished out an Easter Egg treat for youngsters at the Wingate Centre in Wrenbury.
Liz Faulkner, from Banks Sheridan, handed the Easter Eggs to a group of young people from Penn Hall School who had enjoyed a four-night break at the centre near Nantwich.
It was chocolate heaven when more than 400 Easter eggs were delivered to youngsters across Nantwich and Crewe. Richmond Village and Sainsbury’s Nantwich staff played Easter bunny for children at The Wingate Centre, Leighton Hospital Children’s Ward and Crewe Women’s Refuge.
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