REVIEW: Nantwich Players Studio in “Things I know to be True”
by Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players Studio presents Things I Know to Be True this weekend.
Written by Andrew Lovell, this is a play about family relationships, love, secrets and hope.
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FEATURE: Top tips to save time and power up your fleet’s productivity
Effective fleet management is a critical part of increasing fleet productivity so that your business can reduce costs, protect its drivers, and provide superior service.
However, ensuring fleet productivity comes with many challenges, so it is important to employ best practices in your day-to-day operations.
Cheshire East employ firm to review school transport provision
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East has employed a company to review its home to school transport provision as the cost soars.
The council says the costs of travel support for children and young people have increased significantly over recent years and are continuing to put pressure on its budget.
CEC Leader Sam Corcoran re-elected after Tory challenge
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Labour’s Sam Corcoran fought off a Tory challenge to be re-elected as leader of Cheshire East Council – but one of his own councillors refused to vote for him.
Cheshire East has been run by a joint Labour/Independent administration since the 2019 local elections with Cllr Corcoran as council leader.
“Idiosyncrasies” exhibition opens at Nantwich Museum
“Idiosyncrasies”, a new free exhibition by Outline Art, has opened in the Millennium Gallery at Nantwich Museum to run until Saturday July 16.
Outline Art are a group of professional artists who live on the Cheshire East and Staffordshire borders.
Cheshire Police Commissioner makes “Safer Streets” round 4 bid
Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire John Dwyer says he has submitted more bids to the Government’s Safer Streets Fund.
The bids are aimed at securing more funding for tackling crime and supporting victims in the county.
FEATURE: Best long-term investments in 2022
Long-term investments are one of the best strategies to guarantee your financial future.
Given the market’s present high valuations, it’s more crucial than ever to concentrate on long-term investment while sticking to your game plan.
Nantwich schools and businesses team up for Jubilee celebration
Nantwich schools, businesses and the town’s museum are teaming up for a joint initiative to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Nantwich Educational Partnership (NEP) has approached nine businesses in Nantwich to seek space in their windows to showcase the artistic talents of the town’s young people.
READER’S LETTER: North West Crewe Package packs an 80 week punch! – Who knew?
Dear Editor
Anyone living in and around Crewe is now well aware that the A530 Middlewich Road is closed with sections out of bounds until November 2023.
A couple of weeks in and we’ve seen the mayhem caused by the loss of this key route from Nantwich to Middlewich, a ‘confusion’ of diversion signs and have our own ‘personal’ tales to tell of the knock-on impacts.
Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Trust appoints new Chief Executive
Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has appointed Ian Moston as its new Chief Executive.
Mr Moston has 18 years’ NHS board level experience with a track record of NHS service improvement and innovation.
Man jailed for killing pedestrian on Crewe crossing and driving away
A man has been jailed for seven years after hitting and killing a pedestrian in Crewe and driving away.
William Bratton was travelling along Macon Way in a white van when he hit Joshua Spender, 23.
Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity to stage NHS Big Tea event
Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity is joining the biggest NHS tea party yet by hosting their own event on the health service’s 74th birthday on July 5.
The NHS Big Tea will celebrate the birthday and hail the NHS workforce while raising funds to provide extra support needed for staff, patients, and volunteers.
Fund-raising spring concert takes place at Acton Church
By Jonathan White
A fund-raising ‘Spring Evening Concert’ took place in front of a capacity audience at St Mary’s Church in Acton.
The concert featured the highly acclaimed Acton Operatic Society who performed the best of Lerner & Loewe and Cole Porter among others.
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