Two young Shavington friends are embarking on a 170-mile cycling challenge in aid of a children’s cancer charity.
Alfie Simcox has already raised thousands of pounds in the past with his photos of trucks and selling calendars he has created with them.
Cheshire East Council is set to end its committee system and move back to a Leader and Cabinet system of decision-making from May.
The decision to change, taken at a meeting of full council in September 2025, will take effect from the council’s annual meeting on May 13th 2026.
A parade of shops on Beam Street in Nantwich which includes Domino’s Pizza, Shelter and Our Time Candles is up for sale for £1.1 million.
Commercial property specialists Legat Owen said today the fully let row of units, 38-50 Beam Street, is fully occupied and produces a rental income of more than £100,000.
By Jonathan White
Music lovers in Nantwich are being urged to mark their calendars as Applestump Records prepares to host its fifth Record Store Day event this week.
The independent vinyl shop on Oatmarket will open its doors at 8am on Saturday (April 18th) as part of Record Store Day UK – a nationwide celebration that brings together nearly 300 independent record shops.
Ruskin Park continue their push for the promotion places in Crewe Regional Sunday League Division One with a 0-2 away win at C&N.
Goals from Euan Jones and Rhys Potter mean that Ruskin, who have a game in hand on their fellow promotion chasers, are kept well and truly in the race.
By Jonathan White
A wave of community support has helped a Wistaston tennis club serve up an incredible fundraising victory – raising more than £42,000 to secure its future.
Wistaston Jubilee Tennis Club is celebrating after smashing its original £15,000 Crowdfunder target to help resurface its courts.
Fire crews were called out in the middle of the night to help rescue a cow stranded in a river near Nantwich.
The incident happened in the River Weaver off Coole Lane in Austerson.
Nantwich Police have praised venues, door staff and visitors for making Easter’s Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival one of the safest yet.
Sgt Matt Stonier revealed that just seven arrests were made throughout the whole 5-day festival between April 2-6.
Guests and dignitaries were invited to the official opening of Nantwich Museum’s first Open Art Exhibition – and Nantwich News popped along to take a look.
The exhibition, in the Millennium Gallery, features 70 pieces of art selected from more than 200 entries.
The Nantwich Players Studio team are back with their latest production, Bull by Mike Bartlett.
This production does come with a warning, as some of the themes explored include psychological bullying, gaslighting and emotional cruelty.
Taking the first step toward recovery can feel overwhelming, but it is also one of the most important decisions a person can make.
Whether you are seeking help for yourself or supporting someone else, understanding the available treatment options can make the journey smoother.
A young Nantwich woman is teaming up with other young farmers across Cheshire for a 54-mile walk in aid of charity.
Grace Barber, 19, has donned her walking boots and setting off today on a three-day hike around the county.
Firefighters were called out to tackle a fire involving three wheelie bins on a road in Wybunbury.
The incident happened on Stocks Lane at around 6.40pm on Wednesday (April 8th).
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