A Nantwich businesswoman who runs a personal tutoring company, is looking to recruit more teachers to cope with demand.
Former Brine Leas School student Laura Smith launched One-To-One Learning UK, just three years ago.
More than 100 investors have backed an £80,000 crowd-funding investment campaign by Tarporley business Haughton Honey.
And the timescale for investment has been extended to May 27 to allow more potential investors to get involved.
Mums across South Cheshire took a break from their busy lives by cruising a Nantwich canal in a day’s retreat organised by Motherwell CIC.
Ten mums met at Church Minshull Aqueduct Marina to board their hired barge for a day of relaxation and pampering.
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A Nantwich pensioner has described the moment she thought she was going to die when a bus crashed into the glass shelter she was sitting in.
Terrified Lilian Shard, 78, was waiting at Nantwich bus station to go home to Faddiley when a double decker ploughed into the shelter.
The Nantwich Singers are to take part in the 400-year celebration of Shakespeare at an event in the town.
Led by Alison Phillips, the choir will present a concert on Thursday June 30 in St Mary’s Church.
Nantwich school pupils enjoyed a free day out at Chester Zoo – thanks to local Rotarians.
Youngsters at Nantwich Primary Academy, formerly Wyche Primary, took advantage of the Rotary Club of Nantwich’s sponsorship of the zoo’s ‘Living with Tigers’ programme.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds bathed in late spring sunshine to enjoy the 37th annual ‘Marbury Merry Days’ two-day traditional country fair near Nantwich.
The fair, organised by St Michael & All Angels Parochial Church Council, takes places every May in a field next to the church and Marbury Big Mere.
Nantwich Museum is holding a free public coins and hoards day as part of its Treasures of Nantwich project supported by the Art Fund.
Visitors will be invited to view and handle objects, talk with experts about items on display, and bring their coins for identification.
Walking Football is kicking off big time in Nantwich and Cheshire East.
And now Everybody Sport & Recreation Trust is launching more sessions to cater for growing demand.
More than 10,000 people poured into Nantwich to enjoy the carnival atmosphere of Reaseheath College’s Family Festival.
The action-packed festival, which offered hundreds of activities and displays, attracted visitors from several counties and caused a storm of appreciation on social media.
General knowledge buffs flocked to Nantwich to take part in a British-themed quiz raising cash for hospice care.
The event, organised by insolvency specialists BCR in Nantwich, drew a record crowd of accountants, bankers and lawyers to Residence Restaurant on Mill Street.
By Jonathan White
A Halloween fundraising event at a South Cheshire house helped raise more than £1,000 for the charity Marie Curie.
Richard and James Stack dressed up their garden on Holland Street, Crewe, into zones consisting of a spooky living room and a gravestone garden.
Friends, colleagues and dignitaries gathered in Nantwich to pay tribute to Cllr Arthur Moran who has served the town for 30 years.
Hundreds attended a special celebration for Cllr Moran at Nantwich Civic Hall.
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