Mixed community choir Wistaston singers are on the lookout for new members of all ages.
The 60-strong choir – ranging in age from 20s to 80s – is wants more men to get involved to balance the harmonies.
A Nantwich-based osteopath has marked his 40th year working in the town.
Martin Davies has been at the helm of his family-run practice for four decades.
Staff and residents at a Sanctuary Care home in Nantwich are celebrating becoming the 200th care home to achieve Veteran Friendly status.
Barony Lodge has been awarded Veteran Friendly Framework (VFF) status for supporting the practical, emotional and social needs of the armed forces community.
A memorial football match has been held in Nantwich in honour of Michael ‘Mikey’ Chesters, who died earlier this year aged just 36.
The game at Nantwich Town’s Swansway Stadium celebrated Mikey, who spent many years with Square One FC helping them to secure the Crewe Regional Premier League title and other trophies.
The popular coffee shop Tilly’s Bunbury has joined The Chatty Cafe Scheme to help tackle loneliness.
The venue’s new “Chatter & Natter table” will be open on Thursday August 28.
An Armed Forces resettlement programme delivered by Building Heroes and Reaseheath College in Nantwich has now supported more than 500 veterans and service leavers.
The programme hosted at Reaseheath’s construction department provides practical trade skills and industry qualifications to veterans and service leavers.
Nantwich Town Women made a stunning entrance in the North West Women’s Regional League Division One South with a commanding 8–1 triumph over Altrincham Women.
In their first Tier 6 outing, the Dabbers delivered a clinical performance to announce themselves as serious contenders in the division.
The spaces we inhabit shape our daily habits in meaningful ways, often without our conscious awareness.
Our home environments, from wall colours to furniture arrangements, create subtle psychological cues that influence how we interact with technology.
Fashion has never been more exciting than it is today, and that’s largely down to one simple truth: variety is the spice of life.
Gone are the days when everyone was expected to dress the same way or follow rigid style rules.
The family of a TT motorcycle racer killed in a crash in Audlem have paid tribute to him.
Ben Wylie, aged 42, died after the horror accident on his way to work on the A525 earlier this month.
Nantwich Town made it through to the First Qualifying Round of the FA Cup with a 1-0 win over Charnock Richard at the Swansway Stadium, writes Liam Price.
Paddy Kennedy made his first appearance of the season, and Fenton Green and Alex Panter returned to the team as Aidy Roxburgh missed out through injury.
Nantwich paid tribute to the 80th anniversary of Victory over Japan Day (VJ Day) with a moving ceremony held beside the War Memorial on the Town Square, writes Jonathan White.
VJ Day marks Japan’s surrender in 1945, bringing the Second World War to an end.
A young angler from Nantwich reached the final 25 in a ground-breaking UK competition.
Alfie Minshall, aged 15, has been selected from thousands of entries across the country to take part in Kontender.
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