A new exhibition called “Nantwich Turnpikes 1744 – 1880” is underway in Nantwich Museum.
The exhibition is by Dr Keith Lawrence and runs at the Pillory Street venue until Saturday November 8.
A new neonatal intensive care unit funded by a two-year charity appeal has been officially opened at Leighton Hospital, near Nantwich.
Guests including Crewe & Nantwich MP Edward Timpson, who attended the opening, were given a tour of the unit to see the new facilities.
A campaign to help fund the movie version of fantasy series The Minister of Chance, set in Cheshire, is underway.
The campaign will run on Kickstarter until October 31 to finance the movie by offering rewards to business donors in return for funding.
Wistaston’s Rose Queen Lucy Rowland is to host a table top sale in the village tomorrow (Sunday October 12)
The event is to help raise money for Cancer Research UK, the charity she is fund-raising for all year.
A planned Friends of Willaston School Association event for October 13 has been cancelled.
The Fizz Fashion Show at the school was due to be staged this Monday to help raise funds for Willaston Primary School.
By Kirsty Rollings
Award-winning Nantwich Coffee Shop, Enzo, hosted an acoustic set as part of 2014’s Words and Music Festival.
Pizza and other Italian dishes were being served early evening, as festival organiser Nigel Stonier, introduced the set.
Graduates from Reaseheath College were congratulated by Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson at a ceremony in Nantwich.
The Paralympian gold medal winner, who studied Politics and now has a seat in the House of Lords, said education was vital and led to wider choices.
Nantwich Town manager Danny Johnson admits his players had got “stuck in a rut” before this week’s crucial victory over Marine.
The Dabbers claimed a late 2-1 win over their lowly opponents at the Weaver Stadium, thanks to an Adam Jones brace.
By Kirsty Rollings
Ian McCulloch performed an intimate headlining event at The Crown Hotel in Nantwich as part of the Words and Music Festival, writes Kirsty Rollings.
The 80’s post-punk vocalist from Echo and the Bunneymen drew in a sell-out crowd from Nantwich and the surrounding areas.
Two people have been killed in a pile-up on the M56 motorway in Cheshire.
And police are warning closures and delays will hit thousands of motorists around the county.
Cheshire’s Police Crime Commissioner has taken a swipe at Cheshire East Council’s leader for missing a key “summit” on tackling child sexual exploitation.
Crime Commissioner John Dwyer said it was “disappointing” that Cllr Michael Jones had not attended the meeting.
A Nantwich vet helped to raise hundreds of pounds for poorly children at Alder Hey Hospital – by caking herself in mud!
Laura Atkinson, from Aston, completed the “Tough Mudder” course at Cholmondeley Castle to help raise £550 for the hospital.
Tarporley High School has been selected to become a National Teaching School.
Tarporley is one of only 60 schools in England to be granted the status.
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