150 Nantwich men attend free PSA prostate test event
More than 150 men attended a free prostate testing session held in Nantwich, say organisers.
The event was staged by Leighton Hospital Prostate Support Group at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Archive for April, 2015
Argos outlet to open in Sainsbury’s Nantwich store
A new Argos outlet looks set to open in Nantwich, inside the current Sainsbury’s store on Middlewich Road.
The plans emerged at a Nantwich Town Council meeting after Sainsbury’s applied for permission to install new illuminated signs and change existing ones.
Nantwich Town defeat at Blyth “cruel”, says Griggs
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town player-coach Danny Griggs said the team was “gutted” by the last-gasp defeat at Blyth Spartans.
And now the Dabbers have to pick themselves up for the visit of Whitby Town to the Weaver Stadium tonight (April 14).
Nantwich tourism boost with new ‘coach-friendly status’
Nantwich has been awarded “coach friendly status” by the Confederation of Passenger Transport.
It could provide a big boost to the town’s tourism trade, with many travel companies now able to promote Nantwich as a destination for coach trips and tours.
Nantwich Mayor charity quiz set for Civic Hall
The Nantwich Town Mayor charity quiz will take place later this month.
Teams of six are invited to take part in the event on Friday April 24 at Nantwich Civic Hall.
35 candidates fight for 12 seats in Nantwich Town Council election
Candidates battling for election to Nantwich Town Council have been announced.
Twelve councillors in all will be voted in on May 7 – seven to represent Nantwich and West Ward, and five to represent Nantwich South.
FC Semtex and NHB make Crewe Regional Presidents Cup final
FC Semtex and NHB have made it through to the final of the Crewe Regional Sunday League Presidents Cup.
FC Semtex won their semi-final 1-0 against Railway Hotel, with Danny Roberts scoring the only goal in the first half.
Ram raiders drag cashpoint machine through Nantwich shop window
Raiders tried to drag a cashpoint machine out of a Nantwich store after ramming the front with a land rover.
The crooks attached a heavy-duty 20ft chain to the machine in the Stapeley Co-operative store on Cronkinson estate.
Nantwich Town suffer late defeat away at Blyth Spartans
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town suffered a cruel late defeat away at Blyth Spartans in a match they deserved more from.
The Dabbers took the lead midway through the first half through Harry Clayton.
Police hail Nantwich Jazz Festival a success after nine arrests
Nantwich Police say this year’s Nantwich Jazz Festival was staged successfully.
Just nine arrests were made during the festival which attracted around 20,000 people to the town.
Wrenbury villager enjoys special 100th birthday celebration
Wrenbury villager Jessie King was given a rousing celebration to mark her 100th birthday.
The centenarian was stunned when bellringers at St Margaret’s Church rang the bells in her honour while Wrenbury Primary schoolchildren sang “happy birthday” on her doorstep.
Nantwich Pool users to get free parking after Everybody Sport deal
Nantwich Pool users will soon benefit from free parking on Snow Hill car park.
Everybody Sport & Recreation, the trust which runs the pool, has agreed to the deal after it emerged other towns in Cheshire East already offered free parking for leisure users.
Nantwich man, 63, tackles world’s most gruelling race across Sahara
A Nantwich man is tackling one of the most gruelling races on the globe – and is the second oldest Brit competing!
Richard Balukiewicz, 63, is testing his body in the ultimate in human endurance – the Marathon Des Sables across the Sahara Desert.
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