Cheshire High Sheriff Susan Sellers is in top gear as she plans a major celebration of art and craft in aid of local hospices.
Mrs Sellers, from Tarporley, near Nantwich, hopes to welcome huge crowds to Oulton Park race circuit where professional artwork will be showcased and sold to boost funds for hospices.
Pupils from a Nantwich school will be joining in The Last Post national initiative to honour those who died in World War One.
Malbank School and Sixth Form College will stage one of 200 community-led events between November 4 and 18 where the iconic ceremonial call will be played on different instruments.
Police are trying to trace a man from Nantwich in connection with a robbery and serious assault in Crewe.
Patrick Joesph O’Connor was last known to live at an address in King Place, Nantwich.
By Daniel Curtis
Despite more-than matching the table toppers, Nantwich Town went home without a point on a frustrating night in Skelmersdale.
The Dabbers could not repeat their FA Trophy win over United, with Alan Burton’s 61st minute header the key moment of the game.
Nantwich retailers are teaming up to stage a one-off night of shopping to boost trade in the town.
Independent store and boutique owners are to hold “Fashion’s Night Out” in the town centre.
Councillors and villagers near Nantwich are celebrating after controversial plans for a huge slurry lagoon near homes and a school were withdrawn.
The massive lagoon was planned for land off Eastern Road between Shavington and Willaston, close to Shavington High School.
South Cheshire firm Health Shield has landed two top awards – and celebrated a milestone in membership.
The Crewe-based health cash plan provider has notched up its 200,000th member
Cheshire author Joy Winkler will be visiting Nantwich Library as part of a new book launch.
Joy, who was named Cheshire Poet Laureate in 2005, will be at the Beam Street venue on Tuesday November 18 as her new book “Stolen Rowan Berries” hits the shelves.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC returned to winning ways with a powerful display to beat Leek 39-22.
The Vagrants side, who were promoted to Midlands 1 West behind Leek last season, proved the stronger outfit in a thrilling contest.
By Kirsty Rollings
Nantwich’s top eateries gathered for a celebration of the town’s Food and Drink Festival – and for the annual “Nantwich Foodies” awards.
Residence Bar and Restaurant on Mill Street hosted the awards night which unveiled the results in the public’s favourite places to drink and eat.
Disabled Iain Fryatt has stunned experts by climbing the highest free-standing mountain in the world – in a wheelchair made in Nantwich!
Iain achieved a world first by reaching Uhuru Peak on Mt Kilimanjaro, a height of 5,895 metres, using the all-terrain Mountain Trike designed and built on Wybunbury Road in Walgherton.
An Asher Moat hat-trick and penalty shoot-out helped Willaston WS to victory in Crewe FA Sunday Cup over Alsager Cricket Club.
The teams had finished all square at 3-3 at full-time before penalties decided it.
By Daniel Curtis
A sensational double from centre back Andy Pearson earned Nantwich Town victory over Skelmersdale in the FA Trophy.
And the 2-0 win landed Dabbers the title of BBC 606 non-league team of the week.
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