Cyclist injured in accident on Crewe Road, Nantwich
A cyclist was injured in a collision with a car on Crewe Road in Nantwich.
The 22-year-old was taken to Leighton Hospital following the accident at around 8.30am today (May 10).
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David Cooke and Steve Jones take over in Nantwich Town manager roles
David Cooke has been appointed the new manager of Nantwich Town, with current player Steve Jones as his assistant.
The club has moved swiftly to replace Phil Parkinson and Neil Sorvel, who announced their departure to Altrincham just over a week ago.
Nantwich swimmer aged 7 becomes town’s youngest lifeguard
Young Nantwich swimmer Izzy Serventi is making a real splash by becoming the town’s youngest lifeguard.
Izzy, aged seven, is the youngest member of the Nantwich Neptune Lifesaving Club.
Cheshire East Council could axe Sunday and evening bus services
A radical plan to axe all subsidised evening and Sunday bus services, is being considered by Cheshire East Council.
The proposal, which will now go out for a 10-week consultation, is designed to save the authority more than £1.5 million.
Reaseheath College Family Festival set to pull in crowds
Reaseheath College’s Family Festival is gearing up to pull in thousands of visitors.
The action-packed festival, on the college’s Nantwich campus on Sunday May 14, will feature an array of performances an entertainment.
MMU staff in South Cheshire back strike action in jobs row
Staff at the South Cheshire campus of Manchester Metropolitan University have backed a two-day strike action in a row over jobs.
Members of the University and College Union (UCU) will be on strike later this month after they overwhelmingly backed industrial action.
Leading psychic Derek Acorah returns to perform in Nantwich
Leading UK psychic Derek Acorah returns to Nantwich Civic Hall on Saturday May 27 following a sell-out success in 2016.
Acorah is one of the foremost names in the world of Psychic Phenomena, as well as a celebrity, author and performer.
Willaston boy, 10, to climb Snowdon in aid of Macmillan Cancer
A Willaston youngster who lost his grandad and great grandad to cancer, is to climb Snowdon in aid of Macmillan.
Big-hearted Lucas James Mottram, 10, is in training ready for the charity climb on July 9.
Man stages 50-hour roof-top protest at Edward Timpson’s Tarporley home
A man has staged a two-day rooftop protest on the home of Crewe & Nantwich candidate Edward Timpson near Tarporley.
Police said a small number of protesters gathered at his address on Saturday at 9am, and two climbed on to the roof.
South Cheshire Miller retires from Mornflake after 50 years
A South Cheshire Miller has retired after more than 50 years working for one of the oldest companies in the country.
Friends, family and colleagues turned out in force to Paul Mellor’s retirement party at Crewe Hall after working at historic milling business, Mornflake, since 1966.
Square One win Premier Division Cup Final on penalties
Square One won an exciting Premier Division Cup Final after a penalty shoot-out against Crewe Ath.
The sides were level at 3-3 after extra time.
Nantwich Mayor’s fundraising quiz hailed most successful yet
Nantwich Mayor hosted his Big Quiz to raise money for his selected charities – which turned out to be the most successful yet.
More than 180 people including local businesses, community groups and keen quiz fans came together to form a record number of 30+ teams at the Civic Hall.
Review: ‘Bold Girls’ by Nantwich Players
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players latest production ‘Bold Girls’ is a gutsy and heartfelt production.
Written by Rona Munro and directed by Don Hirst, the play tells story of four women trying to live a normal life during the troubles in Belfast during the 1990s.
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