Wistaston Village fete returns this June
By Jonathan White
The annual Wistaston Village Fete is set to take place on Saturday June 14, say organisers.
The event will run from 1pm to 4pm at Wistaston Church Lane Academy, on Church Lane.
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Nantwich outdoor brine pool to open for new season on April 26
Nantwich’s famous outdoor brine swimming pool will be back open for a new season on April 26.
The pool, based at Nantwich Leisure Centre on Wall Lane, is believed to the only inland outdoor brine pool in the UK.
Betley and George and Dragon make President’s Cup final
Betley will play George and Dragon in the final of the 2024-25 President’s Cup after both clubs came out on top in their semi-final ties yesterday (April 13).
Betley beat Nantwich Pirates 3-1 with goals from Johnny Hancock, Tom Royle and a Kieran Duckers penalty.
Giant manta rays swim into Nantwich this week
Nantwich is not noted for its links to the ocean!
But this week manta rays, the ocean’s gentle giants, will be making a rare appearance in the town thanks to a local expert.
Nantwich councillors uphold decision to sack Town Crier
Nantwich councillors have voted to uphold a decision to sack their Town Crier for misuse of social media.
The decision comes despite a petition presented to the council last week with more than 100 signatures calling for him to be reinstated.
Nantwich Town blow Hanley Town away with 6-0 thrashing
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town blew Hanley Town away in a stunning first half to win 6-0 at the Swansway Stadium.
There were two changes from last weekend’s draw with Avro as Callum Saunders replaced Kofi Moore and Joe Robbins came in for Joel Connolly, who pulled up in the warm up.
Nantwich Town U14s win Cheshire County FA Cup
Nantwich Town’s U14s Titans have won the Cheshire County FA Cup for their age group with a 3-1 victory in the final over Vauxhall Motors in Ellesmere Port.
Nantwich dominated the first half and after a number of chances went ahead through a superb long range Ollie Leonard strike after 30 minutes.
LETTER: Who controls Cheshire East?
Dear Editor,
I sometimes think of this council’s elected leadership as the second or third man in a 4-man bobsleigh… involved, but not in control.
Top acts line up for Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival
A host of top acts are fine-tuning as they prepare to perform at the eagerly-awaited Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival.
Tickets are selling well ahead of the festival which runs from Thursday April 17 through to Easter Monday April 21.
Nantwich photographer second in UK to earn sustainability accreditation
A Nantwich photographer has become only the second in the UK to earn a sustainability accreditation.
Sarah Horton, who lives in Willaston, has been working as a wedding photographer for 10 years
REVIEW: “Eight” by Nantwich Players Studio productions
By Claire Faulkner
One of the most exciting things about Nantwich Players Studio productions is the opportunity to discover and enjoy plays I’ve never seen before.
Eight by Ella Hickson is a thought-provoking production which consists of eight monologues, delivered by different characters and was written to offer a ‘state-of-the-nation group portrait of a generation which grew up amidst a consumerist boom.’
Renovation regret: What happens when safety gets skipped
Thinking of knocking through a wall, updating your kitchen, or giving your place a full makeover?
Great. But before the dust starts flying and the paint goes on, there’s one thing far too many people overlook: safety.
Making the switch: Smart fuel storage solutions for rural living
When you live in a rural area, staying warm through the colder months isn’t just about comfort — it’s about planning ahead.
Without access to mains gas, many rural homes rely on oil heating.
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