Youngsters at a Nantwich primary school are running across five continents and around 6,000 miles – in a special Run to Rio.
More than 200 pupils at Pear Tree School in Stapeley are donning their trainers and jogging each school morning.
More than 120 firearms, including 15 in the Crewe and Nantwich, have been removed from the streets of Cheshire.
The weapons were handed over as a result of the force’s spring firearms surrender ‘Give up the Gun’.
A young cancer patient from Nantwich took part in a four-day adventure with the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust
Ed, 19, joined the trust to take part in sailing, canoeing, high ropes, cycling, archery and orienteering at the Essex Outdoors Centre in Bradwell.
Community heroes in Nantwich have been honoured at the Mayor’s Salt of the Earth awards.
Thousands of nominations were received by residents voting for people in a number of categories.
A Nantwich councillor has welcomed the introduction of a 20mph speed zone around Malbank School and Sixth Form College.
Cllr Arthur Moran said the new speed zones were long overdue – and now is pressing for double yellow lines to cure parking chaos there.
Volunteers have been busy sprucing up areas around the Nantwich Aqueduct.
Members of the Rotary Club of Nantwich and Nantwich Civic Society have been out painting fences and handrails at the Aqueduct Steps.
Rogue traders and forceful doorstep sellers in South Cheshire have been targeted by police.
Cheshire Police and colleagues from agencies worked as part of Operation Rogue Trader.
A new Marston’s pub looks set to be built on a green field site next to Nantwich bypass.
Marston’s Inns & Taverns have revealed plans to build a pub-restaurant on land next to Alvaston Business Park by the A530-A51 bypass roundabout.
A senior councillor on Cheshire East has resigned over his involvement with an events company which went into liquidation.
Cllr Sam Gardner has tonight (April 14) stepped down with immediate effect as portfolio holder for leisure and open spaces.
A sketch by LS Lowry on a folded piece of tissue could sell for £10,000 at a Nantwich auction.
The six-inch square napkin drawing, probably scribbled in the café where he stopped for tea, will go under the hammer at Peter Wilson auctioneers.
A former Chemistry teacher in Nantwich has told of his battle against a brain injury – to help raise awareness for Head Injured People group.
Ian Skaiffe revealed what he thought was ‘man flu’ left him fighting for his life with an abscess on his brain.
Nantwich town councillors are planning to design and launch the town’s own flag.
The town centre is awash with patriotic colour with flags are flying and bunting hanging high.
These heart-warming pictures show the moment a seal cared for by Nantwich RSPCA staff for eight months was released back into the wild.
The seal, a female named Moon, was released at Rhos-on-Sea, in North Wales.
Recent Comments