By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town were beaten 4-2 by FC Halifax Town in the FA Trophy semi-final first leg.
The game was played in front of more than 2,000 supporters at the Weaver Stadium – one of the biggest attendances in the club’s history.
Talented Brine Leas School students were a stage hit with their latest production of Fame.
The week-long series of shows were staged after six months of rehearsals.
The Pheasant Inn in Burwardsley near Nantwich has been named runner up in the Pub Of The Year category at the BBC Countryfile Magazine Awards.
Experts, including John Craven and Chris Packham, were involved in the nomination process.
A new series of booklets on the local history of Nantwich have been launched at Nantwich Museum.
The booklets were unveiled at the start of a series of Spring Talks: “Nantwich – the History of a Cheshire Town” by Jane Stephenson.
Cheshire Police issued 1,600 parking fines when it didn’t have the power to do so, it has emerged.
The errant Fixed Penalty Notices were issued by PCSOs who did not have authority in their contracts to impose them.
A Nantwich Town director has put an FA Trophy win at Wembley ahead of league promotion.
Tim Crighton, Dabbers commercial director, says he would prefer to see the club at Wembley winning a cup.
South Cheshire’s award-winning Elvis Tribute is to star in a TV film – about life on the canal!
Paul Larcombe has attracted attention from Channel 5 film crews for his up-coming Cheshire charity gig.
Police ran Operation Crossbow today to catch criminals crossing Cheshire’s borders.
Officers from four forces took part in the crackdown, designed to disrupt the criminal network using key routes in the county.
Meet nine-year-old Emily Bevan – Nantwich Town’s lucky charm who could help the Dabbers all the way to Wembley!
Emily has been the team’s mascot on three previous FA Trophy victories already this season.
Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival marks its 20th year in the town this Easter – with a host of big names set to perform.
The festival takes place later this month, from Thursday March 24 to Monday March 28.
Council chiefs have denied reports the former Redsands children’s home site in Willaston is to become a housing development. One local Willaston resident said he was told by workmen on the site it was to be demolished for a housing estate. But 12 months ago, Cheshire East Leader Cllr Michael Jones said the site would be taken over by car[Read More…]
A councillor has accused developers Wain Homes of trying to pass plans for 104 houses in Nantwich “by the back door”.
Cllr Peter Groves hit out after it emerged the developer has submitted a second bid to build homes on land off Audlem Road at the rear of Brine Leas School.
Champagne corks will be popping at Rodney Densem Wines’ award-winning Nantwich store which re-opens after a seven-week revamp.
The store on Pillory Street, which has undergone an extensive refurbishment, will be back open this Saturday March 12.
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