Willaston councillor may quit after homophobic abuse by youths
A Willaston councillor says he may quit after suffering a second homophobic assault in the village.
Cllr Craig Bailey says he and his partner Wayne were verbally abused by two youths.
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‘On demand’ rural bus service to launch between Nantwich and Audlem
A new on-demand rural bus service is being launched to cover south of Nantwich connecting Audlem and other villages.
The Cheshire East Council “go-too” pilot scheme is aimed at tackling rural isolation.
REVIEW: Wait Until Dark, by Nantwich Players
Nantwich Players’ latest production is the psychological thriller Wait Until Dark by Frederick Knott, writes Claire Faulkner.
Directed by Jeremy Acklam this story follows the story of Susy, a blind woman who has fallen victim to three murderous con men.
Former Wales and Crewe Alex midfielder signs for Nantwich Town
Former Crewe Alexandra and Wales midfielder David Vaughan has signed for Nantwich Town.
The 38-year-old began his career at Crewe where he made his first team debut in August 2000 in a 0-0 draw against Blackburn.
Planet Doughnut to open new store in Nantwich town centre
Doughnut fans are in for a sweet treat – Planet Doughnut is to open a new store in Nantwich town centre.
The company, which already has a store in Shrewsbury and Chester, will be taking over the outlet being vacated by sandwich and coffee bar Bloom & Bo on Pillory Street.
Nantwich CC secure Cheshire County Premier League title
By David Hulme
Nantwich CC 1sts are celebrating another title after securing victory in their final league game of the cricket season.
They travelled to bottom placed Cheadle in search of the two points required to win the Cheshire County Premier League crown.
Welsh Row to re-open – but major gasworks to be extended
Welsh Row in Nantwich is set to re-open next week – but major gasworks taking place look to continue for longer than anticipated.
Bosses at Cadent said the road would be re-opened from September 20, but under traffic lights near the junction of Queens Drive.
Cheshire East appoints four senior roles with combined pay of almost £500,000
Four new senior officers have been recruited and appointed by Cheshire East Council – with a combined pay of just under £500,000.
The new posts are Executive Director Adults, Health and Integration (up to £139,999), Executive Director Place (£134,999), Executive Director Children’s Services (£129,999) and Director of Policy and Change (£89,999).
Sexual abuse of Cheshire East councillor “disgusting”, says Crime Commissioner
Sexual abuse targeted at a Cheshire East female councillor has been branded “disgusting” by Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer.
Cllr Charlotte Leach has spoken out about the abuse suffered in phone calls.
FEATURE: Empty homes and homelessness – state of the property market
The property market in the UK seems to have been in a state of flux for years now, thanks primarily to an ongoing imbalance between supply and demand.
“Ouch!” exhibition at Nantwich Museum extended
The “Ouch! A slightly horrible history of health and disease in Nantwich,” exhibition in the Millennium Gallery at Nantwich Museum has been extended to October 23.
It takes visitors on a quirky whistle-stop journey into Nantwich’s past from around the 17th to the early 20th century, and includes stories of some of its noteworthy people.
Cheshire College launches courses for adults seeking career change
Cheshire College has launched new part-time courses for adults to upskill, retrain and futureproof their careers as the UK adapts to impact of Covid.
Courses based at the Crewe college include in business, construction, engineering, catering, fitness and health & beauty.
FEATURE: Top 5 benefits of building a garden
If you would like to improve both your property and garden, it can be a good idea to consider building a garden.
The garden you build can be as complex or as simple as you would like it to be.
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