The organisers of the Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival have hailed the Easter weekend event as “one of the best ever”.
Tens of thousands of music fans and revellers have descended on Nantwich over the past five days to enjoy a wide range of live performances at venues across the town.
People across South Cheshire are urged to use NHS 111 for non-emergency healthcare needs ahead of planned industrial action by resident doctors.
The British Medical Association six-day walkout of resident doctors starts from 7am tomorrow (Tuesday April 7th) to 7am on Monday April 13th.
A young Nantwich woman has appealed for help to trace a dog and its owner after she was attacked and injured near Barony Park.
The incident happened as the 19-year-old victim was walking towards Highfield Drive at about 12.30pm yesterday (Good Friday).
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Crewe Lyceum Theatre has released latest details on upcoming shows in April.
It starts after the Easter weekend with “Rude Science” on Tuesday April 7th, tickets from £20.
Two Nantwich women have launched a new community show “Wired Differently – The Neurodiverse Hour” on The Cat Radio.
Both Sheila Manzano and Diane Davis, both diagnosed with ADHD, aim to bring open conversations, lived experience and community voices to the Crewe and Nantwich airwaves.
A Nantwich woman has been appointed as the new head of sales for housebuilding firm Redrow.
Amanda Jones, 31, joined Redrow’s graduate training programme in 2015 and has progressed through the ranks.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East highways officers are “dragging their feet” over schemes being funded by councillors’ ward budgets – with one saying Cheshire East faces losing nearly £50,000 of investment because “we can’t get a response”.
Cllr Craig Browne was speaking as the highways and transport committee which discussed the member ward budget scheme.
Coach operator National Express are cutting services from April 13th – and is axing the only service which connects to Nantwich.
Among a number of routes being cut is the service 551 which from Liverpool to London which goes via Stoke-on-Trent, Birmingham and Heathrow.
Cheshire East highways bosses have been slammed after releasing plans for treating major A roads – including two which don’t exist!
The authority unveiled this week a programme of highways and transport improvements set to take place across the borough in 2026-27 as part of a £45 million investment.
Residents of Nantwich are being invited to the Nantwich Annual Town Meeting taking place on Thursday April 23rd at Nantwich Civic Hall.
And the meeting this year also includes a community event featuring stalls from local organisations and refreshments.
The popular annual Bunbury Village Day is taking a walk on the wild side this year!
The event, on Saturday June 13th, is on the theme of “Wild Bunbury” and will celebrate the wildlife, countryside and community spirit that makes it a special place to live.
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