By Jonathan White
Nantwich motorcyclists joined hundreds of others for a parade at the 27th Sandbach Transport Festival.
The free event included a large vehicle display with trucks, classic and vintage cars, motorbikes, bicycles, a stage performance area and children’s funfair on Scotch Common car park.
Nantwich and Crewe fund-raisers have helped St Luke’s Hospice net £18,000 in a month-long campaign.
Volunteers have held buckets, sold cakes, knitted hearts and wore red.
A panto by The Andrews Panto & Plays Society (TAPPS) helped to raise almost £800 for South Cheshire causes.
The pantomime ‘Cinderella’ was held at St Andrews Church Hall, on Bedford Street, Crewe.
The Swirly Whirlys hospice outlet in Nantwich is being closed because of increased competition from the town’s coffee shops, St Luke’s admits.
We revealed earlier this week how the Pillory Street outlet, first opened in 2012, is closing its doors next month.
A charity shop opened by St Luke’s Hospice in Nantwich is to close less than five years after opening – because it is not raising enough money.
Swirly Whirlys, on Pillory Street, which specialises in crepes and ice cream, will close in March, it has been announced.
Members of Nantwich Voices are warming their vocal chords ready for the Last Choir Standing competition.
They will compete against seven other choirs from around the region at the Crewe Lyceum on Sunday February 5 in aid of St Luke’s Hospice.
Fat Face staff in Nantwich climbed to new heights when they conquered Snowdon to raise cash for St Luke’s Hospice.
Four members of the team from the shop on High Street joined up to take on the fund-raising effort.
By Jonathan White
Electronica tribute band ‘Electro 80s’ helped raise hundreds of pounds at a charity concert at The Studio in Nantwich.
The venue on Mill Street is staging a series of shows by local bands to raise funds for St Luke’s Hospice.
Finance firm BCR have given a cash boost to hospice care after staging a charity quiz in Nantwich.
The corporate recovery specialist, which helps troubled businesses get back on their feet, presented £400 to St Luke’s Cheshire Hospice.
St Mary’s Church in Nantwich will host the annual gala concert organised by St Luke’s Hospice.
The concert is being held in association with the Nantwich Food and Drink Festival, on September 3.
Hundreds of big-hearted women donned bright colours and strolled through the night on the St Luke’s Hospice Midnight Walk.
Ladies of all ages and background gathered together to take part in the annual event which helps raise thousands for charity.
Nantwich solicitors swapped their suits for aprons to serve visitors to a St Luke’s hospice fundraiser.
Staff at Beswicks Legal staged a coffee morning to boost funds for the charity and meet neighbours on Beam Heath Business Park.
St Luke’s Hospice has been boosted by £700 thanks to work by Nantwich rotarians.
A cheque was donated by The Rotary Club of Nantwich President Rod Stokes and Rotarian John Meadows to St Luke’s Hospice Community Fund Raiser Vickie Baddeley.
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