Aqueduct Marina, Nantwich, celebrates six years
Aqueduct Marina near Nantwich has celebrated its sixth anniversary.
A reception was held for staff, moorers and customers at the marina in Church Minshull to celebrate the milestone.
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Packed March of events for Nantwich Civic Hall
March is shaping to be a hectic month at Nantwich Civic Hall, with a host of events lined up.
It all starts on March 1, with the Nantwich Annual Spring Vintage Festival & Retro Lifestyle event.
Nantwich Town players “loving life”, says boss Phil Parkinson
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town boss Phil Parkinson said his second win in charge was thanks to “the best football” he had seen in a long time.
A solitary goal from Max Harrop saw the Dabbers make it six points from six since Parkinson took over at the Weaver Stadium.
Nantwich teenager issues appeal for town’s British Heart Foundation shop
A Nantwich teenager campaigning for more life-saving defibrillators in his school, is calling on people to help the town’s British Heart Foundation shop.
Harrison Lunt took two boxes of books to the charity shop on High Street after discovering they are desperately short of donations to sell.
Nantwich instructor Boot Camp will raise charity cash
A Nantwich fitness instructor will be teaming up with Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity, to run the charity’s first ever Boot Camp.
Liam Connolly, of LCT Fitness, will stage the camp on Saturday March 14 at Sir William Stanier Leisure Centre in Crewe from 9am until 11am in aid of the MRI Scanner Appeal.
Thousands to flock to Reaseheath College lambing weekends
Thousands of people will be gathering in Nantwich for the popular Reaseheath College lambing weekends.
For the next two weekends, the college will be opening its doors for people to enjoy the lambing and the campus zoo.
AFC Leopard beaten 3-2 in Presidents Cup quarter-final
NHB completed the semi-final line up in the Presidents Cup with a 3-2 win over AFC Leopard.
And in a remarkable Premier Division Cup game, Crewe Ath overcame Talbot on penalties after the sides were level at 6-6 after 90 minutes and then 7-7 after extra time.
Feature: Dr Phil Hammond on his Crewe Lyceum show
By Claire Faulkner
Dr Phil Hammond is a very busy man.
However, the GP turned hospital doctor, writer, comic and broadcaster still has time to visit South Cheshire.
Bunbury Watermill Trust founder honoured for work
A founder member of the Bunbury Watermill Trust has been honoured for his part in saving the historic venue.
Ernest Croley was presented with a framed painting of the mill by trustees and volunteers in recognition of his time as a founder member and chairman of the trust.
Mother’s Day concert plan for Nantwich Civic Hall
A Mother’s Day concert in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support will be held at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Crewe Concert Band will be performing with Tarporoley-based Decibellas on Sunday March 15 at 3pm.
Reaseheath chosen by Government for Food Enterprise Zone scheme
South Cheshire farmers, food growers and suppliers could benefit from a successful bid to secure Food Enterprise Zone (FEZ) status, aimed at boosting the rural economy.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich has been chosen to pilot a scheme along with ten similar pathfinder projects in the UK.
Nantwich Town secure vital 1-0 victory over Halesowen
By Richard Scott
The ‘Phil Parkinson effect’ continued at the Weaver Stadium as Nantwich Town beat Halesowen Town in front of 333 fans.
Nantwich’s second highest attendance watched the Dabbers to a fully deserved 1-0 victory.
Anti-social late night drivers targeted by Nantwich police after complaints
Police have been clamping down on anti-social hotspots around Nantwich, with boy racers their latest target.
Residents near Kingsley Fields complained about youths driving loud vehicles late at night on Nantwich Town FC’s car park off Waterlode.
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