Police hunt masked men who burgled Nantwich home
Three masked men broke into a house in Nantwich and stole a quantity of cash.
Police said the offence happened at a house on Manor Road in Nantwich at around 10pm last night (August 5).
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Changes to CEC household waste recycling centres begin
Changes to household waste recycling centres in Cheshire East have come into effect this week.
It means Nantwich and Crewe users of the busy Pyms Lane centre will now have to book an online slot at weekends and Bank Holidays.
Family stage photography exhibition for Nantwich care resident
The family of an elderly resident of a Nantwich care home are staging a photography exhibition – to celebrate his lifelong work!
And Ian Tuckley’s daughter Zoe hopes the exhibition will give the 80-year-old inspiration as he battles against Parkinson’s disease.
CEC pays out £1.32 million in councillors’ expenses and allowances
By Belinda Ryan
Cheshire East paid out more than £1.32 million in allowances and expenses to councillors in the 2023/24 financial year – an increase of more than £92,000 on the previous year.
In total, the council paid £1,322,817 to councillors compared to £1,230,349 last year.
Dramatic moment decorator’s van caught fire in Wrenbury
This was the dramatic moment a decorator’s van caught fire on a busy rural road in Wrenbury.
Thankfully no one was injured in the incident which happened yesterday (August 2) on Nantwich Road at around 8am.
Police warning after burglars target Nantwich home
Police have warned householders to be wary after burglars targeted a home in Nantwich.
The break-in by two offenders in happened at a property in the Gerard Drive area of Nantwich.
Probe into vandalised canal lock causing chaos in Audlem
An investigation into a vandalised canal lock in Audlem is continuing in what the Canal and River Trust labelled a “serious incident”.
It’s feared yobs vandalised the tail gates if lock 10 on the Shropshire Union Canal.
Stapeley Grange Cattery braced for RSPCA’s busiest summer
Staff at Stapeley Grange Cattery in Nantwich are braced for one of their busiest periods caring for, rehabilitating and rehoming animals.
New figures show that August 1 is the charity’s busiest summer day.
Crewe & Nantwich MP seeks Leighton Hospital assurances
New Crewe and Nantwich MP Connor Naismith has raised concerns about the future of Leighton Hospital after the Chancellor’s announcement this week.
Rachel Reeves said on Monday that a number of Tory projects would have to be shelved due to what she called a £20 billion budget blackhole.
Period Dignity campaign gathers pace in South Cheshire
A campaign to ensure period dignity for women and girls has won high profile support as it gathers pace across South Cheshire.
Health and wellbeing charity Motherwell Cheshire has welcomed Nantwich Town Council and Crewe Town Council onboard as it works towards making Cheshire a beacon for Period Dignity.
Warning over “catastrophic” cyber attack for Cheshire East Council
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
A cyber attack on Cheshire East would be ‘catastrophic’ and the council should ‘wargame’ a hypothetical situation to see how it would cope, a councillor said.
Cllr Andrew Kolker (Con) was speaking at the audit and governance committee and questioned whether the council was adequately prepared in the event of such an attack.
St Mary’s Nantwich launches £400,000 restoration appeal
St Mary’s Nantwich has launched a £400,000 appeal to restore parts of the “Cathedral of South Cheshire”.
The grade 1 listed building is seen as being of “exceptional architectural and historic interest”.
Gold medals for green-fingered Reaseheath duo at RHS Tatton
A pair of talented horticulturists from Reaseheath in Nantwich won gold medals for their garden designs at the RHS Flower Show Tatton Park 2024.
Aspiring landscape architect Harry Dean received one of just four Gold medals awarded in the Long Borders category, while Horticulture graduate Callum Corrie took Gold in the RHS Young Designer of the Year competition on the show’s opening day.
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