Campaigners fighting to reverse plans for four Sure Start children’s centres in South Cheshire have vowed to continue their fight.
Protesters gathered outside a Cheshire East Council scrutiny committee calling for the council to stop the de-designation of Nantwich children’s centre on Dog Lane, and those in Knutsford, Sandbach and Broken Cross.
A South Cheshire bus driver could soon be making his final stop – after scooping a £6.1 million Lotto jackpot!
Grandad Kevin Jones, from Crewe, found out he’d won the National Lottery draw on May 18 during a rush-hour shift.
Hundreds of families gathered in Nantwich with their beloved pooches to enjoy the Doggy Day Out fundraising event.
Nantwich Marina hosted the event, organised by Redshift Radio, to help raise funds for Elle’s Wishes and Crewe & Nantwich RSPCA.
Nantwich schools, clubs and groups are being encouraged to tap into a supermarket’s community champion.
Rachel Lewis, based at Morrisons, has been helping scores of organisations through the company’s community scheme.
A Nantwich headteacher has hit out at the use of “punitive” fines for parents who take their children out of school for holidays.
Mary Hennessy Jones, head at Pear Tree Primary in Stapeley, spoke after a High Court ruling backed Isle of Wight parent Jon Platt for refusing to pay a £120 fine after he took his daughter out last year.
Young Nantwich artists and scribes were honoured at the town’s museum as winners of an art and handwriting competition.
A record 860 entries from nine local primary schools were received by organisers, Rotary Club of Nantwich.
Nantwich businesses are being urged to throw their weight behind Nantwich in Bloom as the town goes for gold in the national floral contest.
Britain in Bloom judges have named the town Best in the North West for the past two years and organisers of the local effort hope to make it a hat-trick this summer.
It’s hats off to bobbies on the beat in Nantwich – officers will now be wearing hard caps instead.
All Cheshire officers will now wear the unisex caps after a six-month trial in Northwich and Chester – the first force in the UK to make the chang
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A Nantwich pensioner has described the moment she thought she was going to die when a bus crashed into the glass shelter she was sitting in.
Terrified Lilian Shard, 78, was waiting at Nantwich bus station to go home to Faddiley when a double decker ploughed into the shelter.
Nantwich school pupils enjoyed a free day out at Chester Zoo – thanks to local Rotarians.
Youngsters at Nantwich Primary Academy, formerly Wyche Primary, took advantage of the Rotary Club of Nantwich’s sponsorship of the zoo’s ‘Living with Tigers’ programme.
More than 10,000 people poured into Nantwich to enjoy the carnival atmosphere of Reaseheath College’s Family Festival.
The action-packed festival, which offered hundreds of activities and displays, attracted visitors from several counties and caused a storm of appreciation on social media.
Friends, colleagues and dignitaries gathered in Nantwich to pay tribute to Cllr Arthur Moran who has served the town for 30 years.
Hundreds attended a special celebration for Cllr Moran at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Two elderly bus passengers had a lucky escape when a bus hit and destroyed a glass shelter they were in at Nantwich bus station.
The incident happened when a double decker bus was pulling in to the station on Beam Street.
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