Bunbury Village Day will return in 2022 on June 25
The Bunbury Village Day is returning in 2022 and is scheduled to take place on Saturday June 25.
And this year organisers have chosen a Medieval theme.
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Families flock to Reaseheath College lambing weekend in Nantwich
Families flocked from far afield to enjoy Reaseheath College’s Lambing and Zoo event in Nantwich at the weekend.
Tickets for the popular event were sold out well in advance and the college welcomed a capacity crowd of 2000 visitors on each day.
Nantwich Police probe suspicious man around parked cars
Nantwich Police say they are investigating several reports of a man acting suspiciously near to parked cars.
The incidents happened in the Birchin Lane area of the town.
Author on revisiting teenage wildlife haunts in Nantwich talk
By Jonathan White
Author Bruce Kendrick will talk about his new book ‘An Eye for Birds’ at Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge on High Street next month.
As a 10-year old, Bruce contracted TB and was sent to an isolated sanatorium, deep in the Cheshire countryside.
Leaders The Lions retain top spot in Crewe Regional Sunday Premier Division
Leaders The Lions beat Cheshire Cheese 3-1 with two goals from Danny Roberts and one from Jordan Prince in the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division.
Ben Reddock scored for Cheshire Cheese.
Folk legends Fairport Convention set for “Nantwich Roots” festival
Folk legends Fairport Convention, Ralph McTell and Seth Lakeman will be in Nantwich in May when they top the bill for a new folk, roots and Americana festival.
Called ‘Nantwich Roots’, the festival will run May 11-15 and has been organised Words and Music Festival team.
Supermarket and fuel vouchers for struggling Cheshire East residents
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Supermarket and fuel vouchers are to be included in an emergency assistance scheme to support Cheshire East residents struggling to feed families and heat homes.
The scheme was set up by Cheshire East in April 2013 to support vulnerable people facing immediate hardship, following a crisis or disaster, to prevent homelessness, to keep families together and safeguard vulnerable people.
FEATURE: Moving back to the city
The last couple of years have seen something of an exodus from the city centre.
National lockdowns and increased homeworking opportunities inspired a large number of Londoners, both professionals and families, to move out of the city in search of ‘the good life’.
CEC consider fines for drivers who leave engines running
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East is to consider whether it should adopt new legal powers to fine drivers for leaving their engines running while vehicles are parked.
The council’s highways and transport committee narrowly voted in favour of asking for a feasibility study to be undertaken into engine idling and enforcement.
Volunteers flood to distribution centre set up for Ukraine refugees
Hundreds of volunteers from across Cheshire, Wales and North West have descended on a distribution centre this weekend offering to help send vital supplies to Ukraine.
These images show the sheer scale of the donations as tens of thousands of boxes and bags of items have been brought here from families and businesses across the region.
Nantwich Town earn vital win over Whitby to ease relegation fears
Nantwich Town secured a vital 1-0 win at home to Whitby as they look to pull away from the relegation zone.
It’s two wins in two for the Dabbers which leaves them in 18th place, six points above drop zone.
Tributes paid following death of Nantwich Town stalwart Kevin
A minute’s silence was held at Nantwich Town in memory of long-time supporter and charity worker Kevin Hammersley.
It took place before the Nantwich Town vs Whitby Town game at the Optimum Pay Stadium yesterday (March 5).
REVIEW: “We Will Rock You” by Curtain Call, Crewe Lyceum
Curtain Call had a wonderful return to Crewe Lyceum this weekend with We Will Rock You, writes Claire Faulkner.
Written by Ben Elton and based on the music of Queen, We Will Rock You is set in a future world where musical instruments are forbidden and rock music is a distant memory, we follow a brave group of bohemians fighting to restore freedom of thought and creativity.
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