A father and son team from Nantwich conquered Mount Kilimanjaro to raise thousands of pounds for animal charities.
Mervyn Bishop and his son Ryan, 26, set out on their challenge and reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro on Mervyn’s 50th birthday at the end of September.
A Nantwich dog behaviourist has scooped a top honour for customer service at the Women’s Business Awards.
Rachel Rodgers won in the Customer Excellence Award sponsored by Your Startup Partner at the awards ceremony at Cheltenham’s Pittville Pump Room.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Employers should take some responsibility for ensuring shift workers get home safely and Cheshire East should consider this when pubs and clubs apply for late-night licences, two councillors have said.
Councillors Laura Smith and Sally Handley have put forward a motion to next week’s meeting of the full council calling for safe night time travel for workers.
Crewe-based Bentley Motors has opened its new intake of 117 trainees in 2023.
Career opportunities across the company on Pyms Lane are available for industrial placements and graduates.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Death threats, excrement posted through the letterbox, stalking, trolling and obscene phone calls – these are just some examples of the harassment experienced by Cheshire East councillors.
And while it’s definitely not true to say all have suffered such treatment, even some of those who said they received no abuse did qualify it with, ‘other than what you expect’.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich actor and comedian Ben Miller has been enjoying time back in his home town – and was seen filming earlier today.
Ben, the star of hit shows like Professor T, Death in Paradise and Primeval, was born in London but grew up in Nantwich and is a former pupil of Malbank School.
Developers behind a new “Weston M6” business park off the A500 say it will help to create 2,900 jobs in South Cheshire.
Muse says it is launching a “community conversation” to showcase plans for Weston M6.
Residents and environment campaigners have hit out at vandals for dumping shopping trolleys in the River Weaver in Nantwich.
This image shows as many as ELEVEN supermarket trolleys clogging up the river by Beambridge in Nantwich.
Nantwich residents will be able to pay tribute and remember lost loved ones on the Tree of Light from next month.
People are invited to St Mary’s Parish Rooms on November 6 when the Tree of Light will be illuminated with a short service of prayer, hymns and poetry.
Dozens of suspected criminals linked to County Lines drug dealing have been arrested in a police operation across Cheshire.
Officers arrested 38 people mostly on suspicion of drug offences as well as some for possession of a knife and driving offences.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Labour is putting forward an urgent motion calling on Cheshire East Council to do everything it can to prevent fracking in the borough.
Certain areas are believed to have the geological conditions suitable for hydraulic fracturing process to extract shale gas.
Staff at Millfields Primary School in Nantwich are appealing to local businesses to help breathe life into their classroom topics.
The school says it struggling to hire coaches to take children on visits following the closure of a local transport company and the increase of fuel prices.
Cheshire East Council is holding a public exhibition on plans to regenerate a key area of Crewe town centre and create new public space.
Plans aim to transform an area between the Lifestyle Centre and Memorial Square and deliver the first phase of a public realm scheme.
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