Olympic trampoline medallist Bryony Page will be back in Nantwich next month – to help the Wingate Centre in Wrenbury stage a fund-raising Bounce-a-thon!
The silver medal winner from Rio will be at the centre on March 19 for its 25th anniversary of the opening of the gymnasium.
Guests, dignitaries and a church minister raised glasses at the official opening of a new Nantwich pub!
The Sacred Orchard, on Middlewich Road, was unveiled by the Mayor of Nantwich Cllr Andrew Martin at a ceremony today (February 6).
South Cheshire homes provider Wulvern Housing Ltd has become part of The Guinness Partnership Ltd following a legal merger.
Wulvern’s 5,500 homes, including a number of extra care schemes across Cheshire and Staffordshire, have transferred to Guinness.
Pupils from Pear Tree Primary in Stapeley are celebrating after winning a trophy for the Nantwich Education Partnership Business Enterprise competition.
Youngsters from Year 4, who won through the initial school-based heats, headed to Brine Leas to face one last challenge.
Square One progressed to the semi-finals of the Crewe FA Sunday Cup with a 6-2 win at Rising Sun.
Danny Griggs scored four goals, all from the penalty spot.
By Steven Dale
A hat-trick from Sean Cooke helped Nantwich Town to a comfortable 4-1 victory against Marine at the Weaver Stadium.
The Dabbers were off to a flying start with a first-minute header from Joel Stair putting them ahead.
RSPCA officers are hunting owners of a dog they left for dead and bleeding tied up to a road sign in Crewe
A woman spotted the large Dogue de Bordeaux abandoned in Birchall Walk.
Big-hearted residents have set up a fund-raiser to replace the Peter Rabbit straw sculpture in Nantwich which was burnt down by arsonists.
Police are hunting the offenders suspected of setting the 40-ft structure ablaze at Snugburys ice cream farm off the A51 in Hurleston.
By Claire Faulkner
When the world is grey and miserable, theatre should make you smile and laughter is definitely good for the soul.
I can safely say that most of the audience left the The Lyceum still laughing after watching ‘Seriously Dead’.
Police are hunting an arsonist suspected of torching the popular Snugburys Peter Rabbit statue in Nantwich.
The 38ft-straw sculpture was set ablaze in the field next to Snugburys overlooking the A51 at Hurleston last night (February 2).
By Kirsty Rollings
Evita arrived at The Regent Theatre in Hanley this week, alongside more than 1,000 people from across the region.
And it was a superb performance from start to finish.
Fire has destroyed the popular large straw sculpture of Peter Rabbit at Snugburys in Hurleston, Nantwich.
The fire broke out earlier today, sending plumes of smoke over the nearby A51.
The Pitmen Poets are on the road again and bring their UK tour to Crewe Lyceum this month.
The group will be performing their unique concert celebrating songs and culture of North East England’s Coal Mining tradition on Monday February 13.
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