Nantwich primary school pupils tackle Climate Change
Pupils at Highfields Academy in Nantwich are making recycling fun as part of their latest Climate Change classes.
They have been doing their bit as part of the topic being taught
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Reaseheath College sustainability champion wins national award
A graduate who has made a significant impact on Reaseheath College’s sustainability journey has been honoured with a national award.
Ross Fuller, former Chair of Reaseheath’s Conservation Society, has been awarded runner up “Student Green Commitment Award” – a category in the Association of Colleges (AoC) ‘Student of the Year’ awards.
Everybody presents Junior Awards to South Cheshire youngsters
Youngsters across South Cheshire have been honoured at the Everybody Health and Leisure 2022 Junior Awards.
The awards recognised children aged 5-11 for their inspirational efforts and contributions to local sporting and activity success.
2022 Nantwich Poppy Appeal raises more than £48,000
By Jonathan White
Nantwich people have helped raise more than £48,000 during this year’s Poppy Appeal for the Royal British Legion.
Poppies were bought and worn with pride by thousands of people across the Nantwich area during the Remembrance period in November.
Cheshire College Principal awarded OBE by King Charles
The Principal and CEO of Cheshire College – South & West has officially been awarded an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) Honour by King Charles III.
Jasbir Dheshi collected the honour made for his services to education.
Police appeal after young woman dies in M6 Cheshire crash
Police are appealing for witnesses after a young woman died in a multi-vehicle smash on the M6 in Cheshire.
The 19-year-old victim was a passenger in a Volkswagen Polo, one of four vehicles involved in the crash northbound between Junction 16 for Nantwich and Junction 17 Sandbach.
Wybunbury timber chalet survives demolition council ruling
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
A timber chalet in Wybunbury due to be demolished because it was built without planning permission can remain and be used for offices, the council has said.
Cheshire East Council’s southern planning committee heard the building at Little Island Livery was originally built as accommodation for a groom.
Cheshire East school staff quitting over new computer system
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
A councillor claims school staff are quitting their jobs because of the stress caused by a problematic computer system brought in to make Cheshire East more efficient.
The Best4Business project, designed to replace the ageing business IT systems with a new cloud-based network at both Cheshire East and Cheshire West & Cheshire councils, has had issues from the outset and is massively over-budget.
Nantwich Museum launches history booklet
Nantwich Museum has launched a new booklet which introduces readers to the town’s rich history.
“The Story of Nantwich with 36 Objects” was written by a team from the museum’s Research Group.
More than 1,500 North West Ambulance workers vote to strike
More than 1,500 ambulance workers have voted to strike across Cheshire and the North West.
Paramedics, emergency care assistants, call handlers and other staff are now set to walk out in the region.
Expansion of South Cheshire special school gets council go ahead
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
A special school in South Cheshire can go ahead with expansion plans to accommodate an extra 60 pupils after Cheshire East gave permission for an extension to be built.
Springfield School caters for children and young people, between the ages of four and 19, who have autism, severe learning difficulties and complex needs.
Nantwich Food Festival “drop-off and go” hailed big success
Nantwich Food Festival’s pre-Christmas “Drop-off and Go” collection in aid of Nantwich Foodbank has been hailed a big success.
A team of Festival volunteers were given support by Joelle Warren MBE DL (Vice Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire) and Nantwich Mayor Cllr Peter Groves and his wife and Consort, Carol.
Man from Crewe jailed for 10 years for sex offences against girl
A man has been jailed after he admitted to sexually abusing a young girl in Crewe.
Martin Gill was first arrested when a stash of child abuse images were found in electronic devices.
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