Dear Editor
I saw the fabulous ‘Captain Tom’ painting on slate by talented artist Tony Denton on display at Nantwich town square by the War Memorial for the first-time today.
The painting was reinstated to its original location following pressure from your readership.
The closure of gym and exercise centres in Cheshire and cross almost every country has dramatically affected the industry.
During this challenging time, proper distancing is crucial, but it can be mentally tiring, and we all need to have some mood-boosting exercises.
For some people, attending university is almost a rite of passage.
It may be that you are expected to attend and if you didn’t, you’d be the only one in a long line of your ancestors not to.
If you usually toss and turn throughout the night or wake up feeling sore and tired, it might be time to consider getting a new and better mattress.
Having a good night’s sleep is vital for good health – even more so in current times.
As we enter this period of unprecedented limitations on our working and personal lives I felt as the Mayor of Nantwich I should address residents.
Not usually a person who would stay at home, I have been following Government advice and believe we should all be adhering.
Dear Editor
In these most difficult of days I wanted to write openly to thank you, our community, for your continued support of our Hospice.
St Luke’s means so much, to so many people in our community, and we have never taken this for granted.
With football taking an enforced hiatus, the promotion hopes of South Cheshire’s League Two club Crewe Alexandra have been plunged into doubt.
Dear Editor,
As you can imagine these are very worrying times for our members.
As an organisation, we are now extremely concerned.
This is a time when our members are crucial in ensuring public information reaches communities across the UK to inform and advise about public health.
Leadership is such a common term that we hear it practically every other day on TV, in the workplace, in our favourite shows and movies.
The times are unprecedented and uncertain. The effects of uncertainty on mental health can be profound.
We spoke to Michelle Clark, a mental health professional in both Nantwich and Crewe, who has some essential tips on coping.
Dear Editor,
During this current difficult and uncertain time please continue to support local businesses in our beautiful town.
If the thought of refurbishing your home fills you with equal levels of excitement and panic, you are probably in need of some advice and reassurance.
Just 20 years ago, having a personal website was a luxury and a rarity, while business websites were even less common.
Fast forward to today, when the overwhelming majority of small-to-large enterprises maintain a website and use it for their business needs.
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