FEATURE: How can you maximise use of CBD? Here are the ways
CBD, or cannabidiol, has become widely recognized for its many potential therapeutic benefits, and as a health supplement.
It has become very popular in the UK and the US in recent years.
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Boughey joins DVSA “Earned Recognition Accreditation Scheme”
Nantwich firm Boughey Distribution has joined the Earned Recognition Accreditation scheme run by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA).
The voluntary scheme demonstrates commitment to compliance and upholding the highest standards within the industry.
Northwich Vixens LFC 3 – 2 Nantwich Town Ladies
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies FC suffered defeat away at Northwich Vixens as they got their pre-season campaign underway at The Park Stadium.
Dan Mellor’s players lost 3-2 with goals from Jade Buckley-Ratcliff and Dani Fisher-Sherratt for the Dabbers.
Top UK harpist to play “Music of Nature” at Nantwich community garden
Top classical harpist Lousia Duggan is in Nantwich this week to help celebrate the blossoming success of the town’s Growing Health Community Garden.
The community garden, based at Brookfield Allotments, is a tranquil and fully accessible flower filled green space built by volunteers.
FEATURE: 5 common mistakes to avoid in Stock Trading
All investors have their wins and losses. Sometimes they make decisions like investing in the right company at the right time leading to profits, and sometimes they make mistakes that lead to significant losses.
Nantwich Show set for Reaseheath return on July 26
Thousands of people are expected to descend on the Nantwich Show which returns to Reaseheath Old Hall for a second year next Wednesday (July 26).
Organisers Nantwich Agricultural Society say 75% of traders from last year are returning and there will more than 250 trade stands packed into the one-day event.
Nantwich Town claim Eddie Morris Trophy with win over Whitchurch
Nantwich Town claimed the Eddie Morris Memorial Trophy with a 2-1 win over Whitchurch Alport in their first pre-season friendly at the KMJ Mortgages Stadium.
And the performance should provide hope for Dabbers manager Paul Carden ahead of the new season.
FEATURE: Harnessing psychic insights: exploring the power of psychic readings
In a world full of mysteries, the human mind possesses abilities that surpass the ordinary.
One such fascinating phenomenon is psychic readings. Often misunderstood and surrounded by scepticism, such readings can offer profound insights when approached with an open mind.
Public electric vehicle charging points must double by 2025 in Cheshire East
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
The number of public electric vehicle charging points in Cheshire East will need to double by 2025.
Government figures show there are currently just 153 publicly available charge points in the borough.
Stars of “By The Waters of Liverpool” show at Crewe Lyceum announced
The full cast starring in the Helen Forrester play “By The Waters Of Liverpool” at Crewe Lyceum in September has been unveiled.
The show comes to South Cheshire as part of its UK Tour and arrives three years after the original tour was abandoned in 2020 because of Covid.
Residents using free Flexilink “dial a ride” in Cheshire East could be charged
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Fares could be introduced for bus pass holders in Cheshire East who currently travel free on a FlexiLink ‘dial-a-ride’ service for elderly and disabled people.
That is one option Cheshire East Council is considering in a bid to keep the FlexiLink service running as passenger numbers drop.
Nantwich pub hailed at Cheshire and Warrington “Heroes” awards
Nantwich pub The Red Cow was among the award winners at the Cheshire and Warrington Pledge Partnership awards for its work inspiring young people.
The Beam Street venue – a 16th Century Old coaching inn – won the “Inspirational Small Business of The Year” category.
Cheshire East Council to switch off the lights to save £450,000 a year
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council plans to switch off some street lights to save energy and £450,000 a year.
But bosses say assessments will be done because some options carry a greater risk of falls and traffic collisions.
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