Nantwich company TIMCO has made the finals of The Lloyds Bank British Business Excellence Awards.
The supplier of products for construction and industrial sectors will be a finalist in the Mid-Market Business category.
Cheshire East Council is calling out for community-led project ideas as part of its crowdfunding initiative, Cheshire East Crowd.
Working in partnership with civic crowdfunding platform Spacehive, Cheshire East Crowd aims to give local residents with an idea to improve their community a chance to gain funding.
Nantwich disability consultancy Direct Access is to stage a “Calm Corner” during the three-day Nantwich Food Festival next month.
The firm, which specialises in accessibility and inclusion for disabled people, will be providing a quiet space for disabled and overwhelmed festivalgoers in need of a safe space to relax.
A badly injured fox cub rescued from an industrial estate is making a good recovery under the care of Nantwich’s RSPCA centre.
The infant suffered a spinal injury, possibly after falling down an embankment, and was unable to stand on his back legs.
A motorcyclist has been seriously injured after crashing on a busy road in Nantwich today.
The accident happened shortly before 8am on the B5074 Main Road, close to the entrance to Reaseheath College.
A father and son from Nantwich have teamed up to tackle one of the world’s most iconic mountains in aid of animal charities.
Mervyn Bishop and his son Ryan, 26, will set out on their challenge in September, and hope to reach the summit of Kilimanjaro on Mervyn’s 50th birthday.
South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce is behind a final push to get residents backing Crewe’s bid to become home of the Great British Railways as the closing date for votes approaches.
The Chamber is rallying the support of all its business members and their employees and families to “Vote Crewe!” by the deadline of August 15.
Fire crews spent more than 17 hours at the scene of a house blaze in Nantwich.
The fire broke out yesterday (August 10) and around 3.20pm on Blossom Grove, on the Malbank Waters estate.
By Jonathan White
A former fireman from Nantwich has compiled a new book about the fire service in Crewe, entitled ‘Cooling the Flames of Crewe’.
Gareth Roberts, 66, started the research as a lockdown project.
Work is underway to install a new crossing in Nantwich after months of campaigning by residents, local councillors and Crewe & Nantwich MP.
The crossing is being build on Peter Destapleigh Way at the exit from the Stapeley Water Gardens estate.
Bus users in South Cheshire are facing further disruption as unions rejected an increased pay offer from Arriva North West.
Negotiations between the transport company and union bosses have stalled after they rejected an improved 8.9% pay offer.
Council chiefs say delays to the opening of the new A51 Reaseheath bypass are “beyond control of the council”.
And there is still no date for when the new spine road will be opened, Cheshire East said.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council could prevent councillors from working in the best interests of residents if it passes the new revised members code of conduct as it stands, a Shavington councillor believes.
Cllr David Marren (Ind) told the Local Democracy Reporting Service that the rule of “not bringing the council into disrepute” could be interpreted as preventing councillors from criticising the authority because criticism may damage the council’s reputation.
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