Nantwich councillors have hit out at plans by a town centre supermarket to open and sell alcohol from 6am to midnight every day – including Sundays.
Morrisons on Station Road, Nantwich, has applied to Cheshire East Council to vary its premises licence, the town council was told.
Tarporley honey producer Haughton Honey is joining the cream of the crop at one of the UK’s most popular food and drink events.
Bee farmer Crispin Reeves will be taking his Haughton Honey brand to the BBC Good Food Show at the NEC in Birmingham, November 26-29.
The second phase of the Stapeley Gardens housing development in Nantwich has been unveiled by David Wilson Homes (DWH) North West.
Phase two has seen another 171 three, four and five bedroom homes built on the former Stapeley Water Gardens brownfield site between London Road and Peter de Stapleigh Way.
Two South Cheshire businesses are joining forces under the same roof in the New Year.
Stapeley Angling Centre and family-run business Homefeeds aim to provide nature and animal lovers a place for pet food and angling needs.
A Nantwich business woman has been shortlisted for the prestigious Learning Awards.
Kate Carney’s STITCH Learning has been nominated in the Start Up of the Year category.
One Vision Housing has bought 23 properties on a new Nantwich development as part of a Section 106 agreement to offer affordable homes.
The housing association, part of the Sovini Housing Group, will offering the homes at Malbank Waters for affordable rent.
There are only days left for Nantwich entrepreneurs to enter the 2015 Dabbers Den competition.
The closing date for entries for this year’s competition is October 31.
Two Nantwich shop owners are holding a Care Day to support women who have had breast cancer.
Mums Kate Hinton and Karen Flannery, owners of Foundations lingerie store on Hospital Street, are employing a specialist fitter for the day on October 28.
A local marketing agency has been shortlisted for the prestigious South Cheshire Chamber business awards.
Bare Bones Marketing are among the candidates at the awards night at Crewe Hall on November 6.
Fewer people in Crewe and Nantwich are out of work and claiming benefit, new figures show.
The number of claimants is currently 1,120 in the Nantwich and Crewe area – a drop of 91, or eight per cent, compared to 12 months ago.
A Wybunbury man has won £100 of free tyres in a competition to celebrate a company’s 30th anniversary.
Crewe Tyre & Exhaust is staging the competition until today (October 15).
A Nantwich firm is helping out local motor vehicle students by donating a fleet of cars for them to work on.
Car Transplants, base din Hurleston, handed over four cars which can be used during practical sessions at South Cheshire College’s motor vehicle workshop.
Your Move and Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity have teamed up for a new charity partnership.
Andrew Nicholson, who runs Your Move in Crewe, has agreed to donate £50 to the charity’s MRI Scanner Appeal after every successful completion.
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