Nantwich Museum appeals to attract new treasurer
Nantwich Museum has appealed for help to attract a new treasurer to the facility.
The Pillory Street venue is overseen by a board of trustees and volunteer officers.
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Kiltearn Medical Centre to stage Ladies Evening in Nantwich
Kiltearn Medical Centre in Nantwich is to stage a “Ladies Evening” on Tuesday October 28th.
The event, running from 5.30pm-8pm, will offer information and support from cancer charities that specifically focus on women’s health.
10,000 poultry to be culled at Wybunbury farm amid bird flu outbreak
A bird flu outbreak has been confirmed at a poultry farm near Wybunbury, Government officials have said.
The cases of “highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1” was confirmed yesterday (October 13th).
Amazing £100,000 new Barony play park designs unveiled for Nantwich
Barony Park’s playground in Nantwich is set to be updated with a new £100,000 multi-use play area.
And today we can reveal the draft plans for the new Barony Park playground.
Fire crews spend 18 hours tackling compost fire near Nantwich
Fire crews spent almost 18 hours tackling a large compost fire on land in Hunsterson, near Nantwich.
Crews from Nantwich and Audlem were first called out at around 6.20pm last night (October 12) to land off Pewit Lane, Hunsterson.
Actor Ben Miller to return to Nantwich to perform Christmas Lights switch-on
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Popular actor and author Ben Miller will be the star turn at next month’s Nantwich Christmas Lights switch-on!
Ben will be returning to the town he grew up in to hit the switch and light up Nantwich on Friday November 21.
A530 Baddington Bridge weight fears raised three years ago, says HRE
The call for a 7.5 tonne weight limit on the A530 Baddington Bridge near Nantwich was raised with Cheshire East Council three years ago, a National Highways report shows.
But that weight limit was only imposed two weeks ago, and Cheshire East Council has not carried out any strengthening works in the meantime.
Cheshire East Council admits problems with new planning system
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council has acknowledged there are problems with the ‘reliability’ of its ‘upgraded’ planning system and says it is working with the supplier to make further improvements.
The council was contacted by the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) following reports 87 residents had complained in one day to a campaign group that they had been unable to lodge objections against a 325-home development proposed for Sandbach.
Veteran cars shine at Cheshire Cheese Rally in Wybunbury
By Jonathan White
A spectacular ‘Cheshire Cheese Rally’ featuring veteran cars (pre-1919) brought motoring history to life in the village of Wybunbury.
A total of 28 vehicles took part, with participants gathering at The Swan Inn and Wybunbury Tower before setting off on a 40-mile scenic tour through the Cheshire countryside.
Emergency crews called as car crashes into building in Stapeley
A car has crashed into a row of retail units near the Co-op store in Stapeley, Nantwich, earlier today.
Emergency crews were called out to the scene around midday today (October 11th) and found a small grey car had hit a wall between two of the stores.
Nantwich eateries honoured at town’s annual Food Awards
St Martha and Toast Haus were the big winners at the Nantwich Food Awards at the Civic Hall tonight (October 10th).
Both popular eateries scooped two awards each at a packed ceremony as the annual awards again honoured our town’s great food outlets in style.
New application submitted for former B&M store in Nantwich
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
A new application has been submitted for part of the former B&M store in Nantwich to be converted into 20 apartments.
A previous application from Apavi Group Holdings was refused by Cheshire East planners in the summer, but this latest one says issues relating to bin and cycle storage have been revised.
Plaque marking British Romanichal families unveiled in Nantwich
A plaque commemorating British Romanichal Heritage has been unveiled at Sound Common in Nantwich.
It marks recognition and remembrance in honour of British Romanichal families who once called the site home before being forcibly removed decades ago.
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