Pupils at a Stapeley school enjoyed brewing up when they took part in the fundraising Biggest Coffee Morning.
Parents, staff and pupils at Pear Tree Primary enjoyed the event, held to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer.
Community leaders in Wistaston are calling for council chiefs to challenge a Government decision to allow 300 homes on Witters Field.
The Secretary of State’s decision to allow Gladman Developments to build on the popular green fields off Church Lane has left many angry.
Charitable students in Nantwich hope to raise more than £15,000 for local cancer research projects.
Reaseheath College has named North West Cancer Research as its chosen charity of the year.
A new exhibition called ‘Cholera and the Mapping of Nantwich’ has opened at Nantwich Museum.
The exhibition, by Keith Lawrence, is running in the Your Space Gallery at Nantwich Museum until Saturday October 29.
By Jack Jones
Nantwich Town will be in the hat for the FA Cup 4th Qualifying Round draw after they earned a 1-1 draw at Halesowen Town.
The Dabbers dominated possession, but were up against a solid Halesowen defence.
A couple who arrived in Nantwich on a barge holiday and ended up staying for 30 YEARS, are set to sail off into the sunset.
Peter and Wendy McCormick have run the popular McCormick’s cafe and sandwich bar on Pepper Street for three decades.
‘The Very Best In Stand Up’ returns to Nantwich Civil Hall on October 7.
Four top stand up comedians from around the globe will be performing – led by compere Dave Johns on his return to the town.
A Nantwich girl was one of the young stars in the opening night of BBC hit show Strictly Come Dancing.
Nine-year-old Sienna Street was invited to be part of the opening group dance on the show.
By Claire Faulkner
A packed audience at the Lyceum in Crewe were treated to an unforgettable evening of entertainment with Hollywood icon Joan Collins.
British superstar Dame Joan was in Crewe with her one woman show ‘Unscripted’.
Nantwich Film Club supporters are throwing their backing behind the town’s Food Bank.
The volunteer-run community cinema club is urging supporters to donate packaged food items and tins during monthly film showings at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Nantwich Town produced an amazing late show to grab all three points at Cheshire rivals Warrington Town.
The Dabbers were 2-0 with only eight minutes left when they turned the game on its head.
Nantwich Film Club with the co-operation of the Nantwich Civic Hall, show films on a monthly basis on the second Monday of each month. International, Foreign Language and classic films are shown to a mixed audience of local people. It’s only £5.00 so put the date in your Diary.
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