Mystery Lotto winner from Cheshire scoops £350,000 prize!
A mystery Lotto HotPicks winner from Cheshire has scooped a £350,000 prize.
The winner, known only as Mr. A, won the top prize in the Lotto HotPicks draw on Saturday April 6.
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Anti-Violence Bee Monument arrives in Crewe town centre
The eye-opening Anti-Violence Bee Monument has got the area buzzing after arriving in Crewe town centre.
From today (May 1), the impressive structure made from guns and knives seized by police, will be on display on Memorial Square until May 30.
Cheshire East Council refused access to Govt support for special needs
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East has been refused access to a government support scheme to help its ballooning special needs budget deficit.
The deficit looks set to be an eye-watering £285 million by 2031, despite mitigation measures.
Leighton Hospital worker shows moves as Strictly-style dance competitor
A Leighton Hospital worker is set to show off her moves in a glitzy Strictly-style dance competition before celebrity judges in Blackpool.
Single mum-of-two Charlotte Pemberton, who works as a Cardiac Physiologist, is through to the finals of Dance Floor Heroes Live 2024.
Crewe-Nantwich 84 bus service change amid new station opening
The 84 and 84X bus services between Crewe and Nantwich will have a temporary stop this weekend in Crewe as the new bus station prepares to open.
Service 84 and 84X will use the temporary stop on Prince Albert Street in Crewe on Saturday May 4 from 7.20pm until end of service on Monday May 6.
Rotary club quiz in Nantwich raises £1,000 for Hope House children’s hospices
A quiz night hosted by a Rotary club in Nantwich has raised £1,000 to support children with life-threatening conditions and their families.
Wych-Malbank Rotary Club held their annual quiz night in aid of Hope House and Tŷ Gobaith children’s hospices, raising £860 which the club then rounded up to £1,000.
Tributes paid after sudden death of Brine Leas headteacher David Cole
Tributes have poured in following the sudden death of David Cole, the headteacher at Brine Leas School in Nantwich.
Many have taken to social media to express their condolences and pay tribute.
Brine Leas headteacher David Cole has died
The headteacher of Brine Leas School in Nantwich David Cole has died suddenly, the school has announced.
In a statement this morning, the school said: “We are deeply shocked and saddened to inform you that David Cole, headteacher at Brine Leas, died suddenly yesterday.
Nantwich school closed all day due to “emergency situation”
A Nantwich secondary school is closed all day today due what it calls “an emergency situation”.
Brine Leas on Audlem Road is closed all day April 29 to all pupils.
“We Eat They Eat” helps raise nearly £2,000 for Ukraine
By Jonathan White
A sold-out “We Eat They Eat” fundraising meal in Nantwich has helped raise nearly £2,000 for Ukraine.
The event was organised by Soul2soul Wellbeing at the Basmati Bangladeshi & Indian restaurant.
Town councillors vote to pay £7,000 for arts fest consultant
Nantwich Town councillors have narrowly voted to pay £7,000 towards a consultant to get a proposed Youth Arts Festival off the ground.
The festival idea was proposed by councillors Geoff Smith and John Priest in March.
Nantwich Town councillors object to 75ft mast plan off Welsh Row
Town councillors in Nantwich have unanimously objected to plans for a 75ft telecoms tower on Second Wood Street, off Welsh Row.
They say a number of residents have written to complain about the plan for the mast.
Reaseheath College cancel Family Festival 2024 due to flooding
Bosses at Reaseheath College have been forced to cancel their annual Family Festival next month.
The event, which attracts thousands to the campus in Nantwich each year, was due to take place on Sunday May 12.
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