Several involved in two-car collision on busy Nantwich junction
A number of people were involved in a two-car collision on a busy Nantwich junction.
The vehicles collided at the traffic lights junction close to the former Stapeley Gardens site.
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South Cheshire art thief jailed for stealing £2,500 Cathedral icon
An art thief who stole an 18th century icon from Chester Cathedral and replaced it with an angel figure, has been jailed.
Vasily Apilats, 61, from Edleston Road, Crewe, was jailed for nine months after previously being found guilty of stealing “The Raising of Lazarus” in Chester in August 2014.
Talking Pictures exhibition opens at Nantwich Museum
Talking Pictures, an exhibition by Nicholas Ferenczy, has opened at Nantwich Museum
The exhibition is being staged in the Millennium Gallery at the Pillory Street venue and will run until Saturday March 25.
Nantwich and Crewe residents face almost 5% hike in Cheshire East Council Tax
Families across Nantwich and Crewe are facing a 4.99% hike in Cheshire East Council Tax bills, it has emerged.
The whopping rise comes as the authority revealed it has to find £100 million of savings by 2020.
Nantwich teenage rider storms to equestrian qualifiers victory
Nantwich teenager Bobbie Heath stormed to victory at a classic equestrian qualifying event.
The 15-year-old triumphed in the second stage of the Charles Britton Equestrian Construction Winter JA Classic Qualifiers at Addington Manor.
Nantwich visually impaired residents urged to apply for adapted radios
Visually impaired people in Nantwich are being encouraged to apply for free specially adapted radios from a charity.
British Wireless for the Blind Fund (BWBF) provides the equipment to those with sight loss who meet its criteria.
Nantwich Voices gear up for Last Choir Standing contest
Members of Nantwich Voices are warming their vocal chords ready for the Last Choir Standing competition.
They will compete against seven other choirs from around the region at the Crewe Lyceum on Sunday February 5 in aid of St Luke’s Hospice.
South Cheshire Councillor and UKIP supporter backs Trump’s US travel ban
A South Cheshire councillor and UKIP supporter wants ‘rigorous vetting’ similar to Donald Trump’s controversial US travel ban on seven Muslim countries.
Cllr Brian Silvester, from Willaston, believes it should be the UK’s top priority to “address the Islamist threat”.
Leaders Railway Hotel held 0-0 by NHB FC in Premier clash
Premier Division leaders Railway Hotel failed to score for the second week running in the Crewe Regional Sunday League.
The Nantwich side, who remain three points clear at the top, were held to a goalless draw by NHB FC.
Thousands watch Battle of Nantwich re-enacted on Holly Holy Day
By Jonathan White
Thousands of people lined the streets of Nantwich to watch the annual Battle of Nantwich & Winter Fayre spectacular.
The event is organised by the Holly Holy Day Society, a small non-profit group of people working with the Sealed Knot re-enactment society and Rotary.
Nantwich Town earn 3-1 win away at fellow promotion chasers Rushall
Nantwich Town recorded a superb win over promotion rivals Rushall Olympic at Dales Lane.
A Sean Cooke double say them come from a goal down to secure three points and move just two points off the play-offs.
Wingate Children’s Centre boosted by Nantwich housebuilder
A Nantwich children’s charity has received a funding boost from a local house builder.
Wingate Children’s Centre, in Wrenbury, which uses sport to help children with physical or learning disabilities, is offering improved gymnastics lessons.
New Nantwich pub prepares to open after creating 47 jobs
A new pub is set to open its doors in Nantwich after creating 47 new jobs in the area.
The Sacred Orchard, next to Alvaston Business Park, looks to set offer its guests an alternative with a fine selection of food, ales, wines and activities.
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