Three Nantwich pupils have been having a right laugh – and raising hundreds of pounds for charity into the bargain!
Highfields Academy youngsters Zachary Lawson, Max Hastings and Oliver Taylor (all aged 11) have been encouraging fellow pupils to “get giggling and get giving” for the Alzheimer’s Society.
Work on a new primary school in Nantwich is to get underway with an opening date set for September 2026.
Construction work will start on Monday (June 2nd) on Kingsbourne Academy primary school, a new, 210-pupil school on the Kingsley Fields housing development.
Nantwich youngsters were in the frame for awards when they were honoured in the rotary’s art and handwriting competition.
Children and families were present at Nantwich Museum to collect their awards from Nantwich Rotary Club President Elect James Sutton and Mayor of Nantwich Mary Slinn.
Town councillors have backed calls for action to make Mill Street in Nantwich safer and stop it from “sinking”.
They want to impose weight limits on delivery vehicles using the road which is partly pedestrianised at the top end.
A new sports bar and restaurant called GOAT is to open in Nantwich.
And those behind the concept say it will be a “game changer for Nantwich’s food and sports scene”.
Cheshire East Council bosses say they will make their “biggest investment in 10 years” in a bid to improve the much-criticised state of local roads and the transport network.
The authority has announced Investment plans which will see more than £53 million spent on improving the condition of the borough’s highways and infrastructure.
Cheshire East Council is next week expected to give the go-ahead for coffin burials to take place at an ecological burial ground at Shavington, writes Belinda Ryan.
Santune Meadows is a natural burial site which already has permission for urn interments.
Nantwich town councillors have welcomed a formal dedication of a new public footpath on Mill Island in the town.
The route is now officially recorded as Nantwich Public Footpath No. 34.
A Nantwich woman is tackling a 630-mile coastal trek to raise funds for St Luke’s Hospice.
Tracey Warren has set off on the adventure of a lifetime — walking the entire 630-mile South West Coast Path to raise vital funds for the hospice that has supported her family through the toughest of times.
Police are investigating after a body was discovered in the Shropshire Union Canal near Nantwich.
The discovery was made close to the Overwater Marina between Nantwich and Audlem on Saturday (May 24).
A theatre company set up by a Nantwich mum in memory of her tragic son has helped to raise vital funds with two performances.
Mokushla Theatre Company staged a double-header performance of “Room 13” and “The Hartley Wedding” at two venues – Reaseheath Hall and Alsager Civic.
A Nantwich man has taken part in commemorations of the Battle of Lexington and Concord to mark the 250th anniversary since the start of the American Revolution.
Richard Marren, who founded re-enactment group the 23rd Regiment of Foot, Royal Welch Fusiliers, travelled to Boston for the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord – the first battle of the war in which the 23rd Foot fought.
A Nantwich man has saddled up to pedal on an epic fundraising challenge.
Ian Johnston set off last weekend to cycle more than 1,000 miles from Land’s End to John O Groats.
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