Nantwich Town youth team triumph in FA Youth Cup
A crowd of more than 200 saw Nantwich Town youth team beat Padiham FC 2-1 in the first round of the FA Youth Cup.
The young Dabbers have now earned themselves a second round trip away to Colne.
Archive for September, 2015
Two Nantwich women launch refugee help groups
Two Nantwich women have launched groups to collect donations across Cheshire for refugees in France and Europe.
Dionne Lennon and Shelley Keeble have been so moved by images of refugees fleeing terror and war from Syria, they have started groups to collect donations.
South Cheshire teen’s charity match raises funds for Bloodwise
A charity football match organised by a teenager in memory of his uncle, raised £470 for Bloodwise charity.
The event featured an 11-a-side match between Aidan FC and Leukaemia FC at Cumberland sports ground in Crewe.
Fayrefield Foods team ride 170 miles for MRI scanner appeal
A saddle-sore team from Fayrefield Foods pedalled 170 miles around South Cheshire and raised £30,000 for the MRI scanner appeal.
The team, led by managing director Nick Hilton, cycled the Cheshire Cycle 70 Route in memory of a colleague.
Santa returns to Nantwich for Santa’s Rusty Robot show
Santa will be returning to Nantwich Civic Hall in this year’s family Christmas Show – Santa’s Rusty Robot!
The big man in red will star in the hugely successful show, written by Tweenies script-writer Iain Lauchlan.
Neil Sorvel says Nantwich Town were “disappointed” with Whitby draw
Nantwich Town players face Colwyn Bay tonight with assistant boss Neil Sorvel’s words ringing in their ears.
Sorvel said the disappointment with the 3-3 away draw at Whitby at the weekend is a sign of where the club is now.
Brine Leas School expansion tied to 104 new homes plan
Brine Leas School in Nantwich is backing a developer’s bid to build 104 houses which could free up land to help the school expand.
Wain Homes North West has permission to build 33 homes on land to the south of Brine Leas School playing fields, off Audlem Road.
St Mary’s Church “Minster of Nantwich” plan step nearer
The move to elevate St Mary’s Church in Nantwich to Minster status has taken another step forward.
Nantwich Town councillors overwhelmingly backed the growing support for the move when they discussed it tonight (September 7).
Kitten dumped in Starbucks bin rescued by Nantwich RSCPA staff
Staff at a Starbucks store in South Cheshire were shocked to find a kitten dumped in a bin outside their coffee shop.
The seven-week-old black kitten was found by an employee as he went to put a bag of rubbish in an industrial bin at the back of the store in Holmes Chapel Road, Middlewich.
Nantwich horse rider Hannah Bate finishes 29th at Burghley
Nantwich horse rider Hannah Bate has admitted her report card from 2015 Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials would have read ‘could do better’.
Bate and Finbury Hill ended in 29th place after struggling in the showjumping finale yesterday (September 6).
Nantwich hair clients star in new publicity campaign
Nantwich people have become stars of a publicity campaign featuring the latest hair and beauty trends.
Clients of Gregory Row salon, on Mill Street, stepped into the spotlight for a photo-shoot as it nears its third anniversary in the town.
Nantwich Town to relaunch community football sessions
Saturday morning community sessions are returning to Nantwich Town FC.
The club, on Waterlode, will open up its 3G pitch at the Weaver Stadium later this week for the sessions.
Arriva Bus axes village service during Nantwich A534 closure
Villagers near Nantwich fear they will be isolated after a bus company said it would not run a service during an eight-week closure of a main road.
Residents in Acton contacted Arriva Buses when they were told the A534 road to Nantwich would be closed during refurbishment work on the Nantwich Aqueduct.
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