A Wistaston man was fined for failing to maintain and tidy up a property he owns in Crewe, a court heard.
Cheshire East Council served a notice requiring proper maintenance of land at a property David Belcher owns in Hall O’Shaw Street, in Crewe, in 2016.
Music to commemorate the centenary of the ending of World War 1.The main item is the Armed Man,a Mass for Peace by Karl Jenkins. Given by Sandbach Choral Society conducted by Christopher Cromar. Sunday 18th November at 7.30pm in St.Michael’s Church, Ford Lane, Crewe CW1 3TN.Tickets £12,£10 concessions, Accompanied under 16s free. Available from Ticket Secretary on tel. 07941 183812[Read More…]
The 11th Nantwich Words and Music Festival was launched to a packed room of performers, volunteers and guests at Nantwich Civic Hall last night.
Guests were treated to singing by the talented Weaver Primary youngsters with organiser Nigel Stonier on the guitar.
A South Cheshire mum and her young children have conquered Snowdon in memory of her brother who died of Sudden Adult Death Syndrome aged just 20.
Alison Leigh and her children Milly, 11, Phoebe, 8 and George, 7, wanted to raise funds and awareness for CRY– Cardiac Risk in the Young, in memory of brother and uncle Jonny.
Cheshire singer, songwriter and musician Tom Seals is among the headlining acts for this year’s Words & Music Festival with his band CC Smugglers.
Tom, from Shavington, who attended Ruskin High School in Crewe, made his name as a musician with The Tom Seals Band, where he supported the Bedfordshire band CC Smugglers and later joined them.
St Luke’s Hospice has teamed up with two Nantwich solicitors to hold the annual Will Week from October 8-12.
Members of public can get their Will written by Hall Smith Whittingham Solicitors or Hibberts Solicitors in Nantwich for free, in return for making a donation to St Luke’s.
A new CAP Job Club has been launched in Nantwich.
The Christians Against Poverty initiative aims to give people the confidence to get back in to employment.
New Government figures show that Cheshire East lost the third-biggest amount of greenbelt land out of 10 English boroughs to adopt new local plans last year, writes Stephen Topping.
By James Brown
A battling second-half performance saw Nantwich Town come out on top of what was a very tight game against Farsley Celtic at the Weaver Stadium.
After absorbing a good amount of Farsley pressure to begin the game, Nantwich took the lead on twenty-one minutes when Sean Cooke played in James Lawrie who struck a lovely hit into the bottom corner.
By Stephen Topping
Nurses and therapists are being praised after caring for thousands of housebound patients out of hospital in the first year of a new scheme.
The advanced community practitioner (ACP) rapid response service has been run as an alternative to hospital admission across mid and south Cheshire since October 2017, following a trial in Crewe last summer.
Rodney Densem Wines is to stage the North West’s largest independent Wine Tasting event at Wrenbury near Nantwich.
The independent wine merchants and shippers will host the event for the 23rd consecutive year on Friday October 19 at the prestigious Wrenbury Hall.
Nantwich Civic Hall: 3rd November 2018 A night of top music hits performed by one of Britain’s premier function bands in aid of Parkinson’s UK The A Band is ranked among Britain’s premier function bands. Made up of the finest musicians and vocalists, they have built a reputation for professionalism, reliability and excellence. Top class vocals are complemented by a[Read More…]
Conservative candidate Philip Staley has been elected to Nantwich Town Council to represent Nantwich South.
Mr Staley polled 602 votes in yesterday’s election, ahead of Labour’s Richard Banks (395) and Independent candidate Riddell Graham (304).
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