Centenary celebrations for three Nantwich residents
Three residents in a Nantwich care home have celebrated their 100th birthdays.
Rachel Sherwin, Grizel Badman and Dennis Eyres are all residents at Richmond Village Nantwich.
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New £1 billion Leighton Hospital to be “health neighbourhood”
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
The new Leighton Hospital will be a “health neighbourhood” and will include other services and possibly a hospice.
Russell Favager, of the Mid Cheshire Hospitals Trust, was updating members of Cheshire East’s health and wellbeing board on the vision for the new hospital, which he stressed was at an early stage.
Nantwich Food Festival bring back Cookalong Theatre
Nantwich Food Festival organisers are to bring back their popular Cookalong Theatre for this year’s event.
The venue gives visitors a chance to work alongside talented celebrity and local chefs.
University Centre Reaseheath pioneers new veterinary exam
The University Centre Reaseheath in Nantwich has forged a new path in veterinary training.
It has become the first institution to develop a new exam on the use of a cutting-edge device that improves pet safety during anaesthesia.
Hibberts appoints honorary solicitor for Nantwich Show
Nantwich firm Hibberts LLP have appointed Oliver Lewis in prestigious role of honorary solicitor for the Nantwich Agricultural Society.
His appointment continues the legacy of the late David Young, a former partner at Hibberts, who served the society for many years.
Nantwich Words and Music Festival line-up unveiled
Nantwich’s popular Words & Music Festival is back for its 17th year in October – and organisers have now announced the full line-up.
Shows will run in Nantwich every night from October 14 to 20 inclusive at various venues across the town.
CEC faces £2 million bill to fund children’s services improvement
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East will have to stump up nearly £2m to fund an improvement plan to bring its children’s services up to standard, according to a council report.
The council’s children’s services was recently judged to be inadequate by Ofsted, which said too many young people are leaving local authority care without the correct help and support.
Hot streak Luke helps Nantwich CC to T20 Cup victory
Luke Robinson’s hot streak of form continued as Nantwich CC advanced to the last eight of the T20 Cup and posted an emphatic win in the Cheshire County Cricket League League.
Robinson (pictured) is now the ECB Premier League’s top run scorer after hitting a 97-ball 131 in the first team’s 176-run victory at Toft CC.
Charity football match set for Nantwich Town stadium
By Jonathan White
A pre-season ‘Nantwich Town FC Women vs Crewe Alex Legends’ charity football match will take place this Saturday July 6.
The game will be held at Nantwich Town’s Swansway Stadium on Waterlode, kick off 11am.
Willaston Garden Party to be staged Saturday July 6
Willaston Garden Party is returning for its third year and will be held on Lettie Spencer Playing Field this Saturday July 6.
The event has been organised by Willaston Parish Council events committee and will run between 12 noon and 7pm.
Best dental hygiene tools
Maintaining optimal dental hygiene is important for your overall health.
But it can be difficult to know which the right tools are to enhance your oral care routine.
Morrisons submits Nantwich plan to demolish car wash
Morrisons in Nantwich is planning to demolish its car wash and extend the filling station building and install EV chargers.
The plans have been submitted to Cheshire East Council by the Motor Fuel Group, which operates the petrol forecourt.
Seahorse Swimming Club win medals at gala
Members of the Seahorse Swimming Club in South Cheshire scooped medals at a recent gala.
The team, based at Crewe’s Lifestyle Centre, competed against their North West rivals Aquadis SC (Ellesmere Port) and Sailfin SC (Sale) at Sale Leisure Centre.
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