Big-hearted volunteers helped to spruce up Nantwich in time for the North West in Bloom judges!
Members of Nantwich Litter Group turned out for a big final pick before the judging took place in the town centre.
A brave teenager from Nantwich is set to plunge 15,000ft on a sponsored skydive – despite battling a rare life-threatening condition.
And Jack Carter, from Stapeley, is being joined on the daredevil jump by his grandma – 64-year-old Janet Barham.
The Community Gallery at Nantwich Museum has been re-named Your Space.
The change aims to emphasise its purpose in providing local people and organisations with a chance to display and promote their work.
A Stapeley man is tackling a gruelling 10 marathons in 10 days – in honour of his dad who died of leukaemia.
Paul Dean, 35, will pound the streets from Skegness all the way to Llandudno to raise money for Leukaemia Research.
Mill Street could be gated off to stop heavy goods delivery wagons accessing Nantwich town square, it has emerged.
Residents have complained about the growing number and size of delivery vehicles coming into the town centre.
Seven drink drive arrests were made in Nantwich as part of a Cheshire Police summer drink drive crackdown.
The number of arrests shows no decrease on the same period last year, despite other parts of Cheshire showing a reduction.
Fly-tippers who dumped this junk at a Nantwich beauty spot have been slammed by councillors.
Volunteers for the Nantwich Litter Group stumbled across this pile of rubbish at Coed Wen, part of the Riverside park in Nantwich.
A new ‘Youth Cafe’ for teenagers in Nantwich could soon be up and running in The Gables, it has emerged.
Councillors have agreed to consider the Beam Street facility as a viable ‘short term’ venue for the cafe.
Nantwich’s new inspector told councillors a new way of policing in the town will make it “better” than before.
Insp Alison Ross, the new Beat Manager for the town, told a Nantwich Town Council meeting that a new team dedicated to longer term “community policing” will resolve many issues.
Youngsters from Nantwich primary schools enjoyed an action-packed week of activities at South Cheshire College.
Primary College 2015 gave 1,200 primary school children a chance to try new activities ranging from cooking and computing to falconry, photography and engineering.
Nantwich has really got something to shout about – it is playing host again to the annual Town Crier Competition!
Now in its fourth year, the contest will take place on Saturday August 29 in the town centre during Nantwich`s famous farmers market.
A voluntary group is calling on more Nantwich and Crewe people to join their drive to commemorate the First World War with thousands of knitted poppies.
Crewe and Nantwich Senior Forum has made 450 knitted poppies – but needs 2,500 in time for Remembrance Sunday in November.
New Local Government Communities Secretary Greg Clark has reversed a decision to dismiss Muller Property Group’s appeal over refusal for its “Nantwich South” development.
In March, Eric Pickles overruled a planning inspector and dismissed Muller’s appeal against Cheshire East Council, which had refused permission for 189 homes and an access road.
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