A group of Soul music fans across the country are teaming up for a charity ride from Nantwich – in aid of Motor Neurone Disease.
Nine men, who call themselves “Lycra-clad Soul Boys”, will set off from Nantwich and pedal to Bristol this weekend.
Nantwich’s British Trampoline champion Bryony Page helped youngsters make 40,000 bounces – to help raise funds for the Wingate Centre.
The Wrenbury venue’s “Bounce-a-thon” involved more than 40 local children of all ages and abilities.
The owners of Overwater Marina near Nantwich has bought two Elephant Bikes for boat owners to use to cycle to Audlem.
The bikes, saved from landfill by the Crizvac Charity, are refurbished from former Royal Mail stock.
A young cancer patient from Nantwich took part in a four-day adventure with the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust
Ed, 19, joined the trust to take part in sailing, canoeing, high ropes, cycling, archery and orienteering at the Essex Outdoors Centre in Bradwell.
A former Chemistry teacher in Nantwich has told of his battle against a brain injury – to help raise awareness for Head Injured People group.
Ian Skaiffe revealed what he thought was ‘man flu’ left him fighting for his life with an abscess on his brain.
Nantwich’s British Trampoline champion Bryony Page will have a spring in her step when she opens the Wingate Children Centre “Bounce-a-thon”.
Bryony, who has just returned from the European Championships 2016 with Team Gold for GB, will be at the event on Sunday April 24.
A spring fair raised much-needed funds for the RSPCA’s specialist wildlife centre and cattery in Nantwich.
Stapeley Grange, in London Road, played host to the community as part of its annual event.
The Rotary Club of Nantwich has donated another £1,200 to local good causes, bringing the total so far this year to nearly £3,000.
A cheque for £700 was donated by The Rotary Club of Nantwich President Rod Stokes to Donna Louise Children’s Hospice Relationship Manager Lisa Courtney.
Mayor of Nantwich Cllr Andrew Martin is to run this year’s London Marathon for charity.
Cllr Martin has managed to squeeze in training for the challenge, in aid of The Anthony Nolan Trust.
St Luke’s Hospice has been boosted by £700 thanks to work by Nantwich rotarians.
A cheque was donated by The Rotary Club of Nantwich President Rod Stokes and Rotarian John Meadows to St Luke’s Hospice Community Fund Raiser Vickie Baddeley.
By Jonathan White
Olympic gold medal winner Tessa Sanderson entertained a packed Nantwich Civic Hall at a charity dinner.
Rob Sproston compered the event, which began with a three-course dinner.
A Nantwich councillor’s birthday bash raised a staggering £3,000 for local causes.
Councillor Arthur Moran welcomed 270 guests to the Nantwich Civic Hall for a night of dance with Todd Miller and The Joe Loss Orchestra.
The traditional Nantwich Rotary Christmas Sleigh with Santa aboard helped to raise more than £4,000.
And a cheque for £700 of that has just been donated to Nantwich Museum by Rotary Club of Nantwich President, Rod Stokes.
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