An authority’s plan to cash-in on advertising space on Nantwich roundabouts could pose a danger to drivers, councillors have warned.
ANSA, Cheshire East Council’s environmental services arm, wants to offer sponsorship signs on three roundabouts on major routes in and out of the town.
Litter pickers and Cub Scouts teamed up to give Nantwich a spring clean as part of a national Keep Britain Tidy campaign.
Volunteers with Nantwich Litter Group were joined by 7th South West Cheshire Millfields Cub Scouts for the event.
Residents in Wrenbury are demanding action on a road that has been flooded for months, causing problems for emergency services and other users.
Flood waters have plagued the junction of Pinsley Green Road and Station Road since the turn of the year.
Hundreds of families flocked to Reaseheath College in Nantwich to welcome the first lambs of the season.
Undeterred by wintry weather, hundreds filled the college’s lambing sheds to meet the newborns and many were lucky enough to experience a live birth.
Commuters in Nantwich are being urged to swap four wheels for two and take part in a week-long “cycle to work” campaign.
Cyclists who regularly cycle to work can take part in Ride to Work week runs from March 13-19.
High winds from Storm Doris are causing havoc across Cheshire today, emergency services have warned.
Cheshire Police have received an unprecedented number of calls relating to the storm from 9am today (February 23).
Villagers near Nantwich are celebrating after the Planning Inspectorate dismissed an appeal to turn former RAF camp at Hack Green into a travellers camp.
Applicants representing nine traveller families, known as Hack Green Group, wanted to turn the former camp into nine plots.
Hundreds of families will be flocking to Reaseheath College in Nantwich on the first two weekends of March for the popular lambing event.
The lambing weekends have been a major draw to the college over the past 21 years.
A Nantwich store employee has demanded action to crack down on drunken revellers who leave shop fronts damaged and covered in litter.
Seamus Burden, who works at B&M on Swinemarket, has had to clean away mess from late-night takeaways dumped across the store’s steps for the past five years.
Reaseheath College students led the way when they fleeced the opposition and scooped top awards in a shepherds competition.
The Nantwich students were victorious at the Next Generation Shepherds contest, run by the Central Region of the National Sheep Association (NSA).
An angry family has blasted Alvaston Hall Hotel owners after they suffered the Norovirus bug – despite the hotel being “deep cleaned” days before.
Stephen Launchbury said several members of his family and guests were struck down, including his disabled brother Jim, who was left in hospital.
One of Nantwich’s key allotment sites is under water as engineers try to solve a flooding mystery.
More than half of the plots on the Brookfield Allotments off Shrewbridge Road have been flooded for several days.
A Nantwich councillor said he was “staggered” and “bitterly disappointed” after a Cabinet minister gave the go ahead for housing developers to use an “unsafe” access point.
Stapeley campaigners lost their fight this week to prevent Wainhomes from narrowing busy Audlem Road from 7m to just 5.5m.
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