Nine arrests by police in Nantwich in past week
Nine people have been arrested in Nantwich in the last seven days, say Cheshire Police.
This includes a number arrested for domestic related offences as well as drug and drink drive.
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MP demands action against polluters of River Weaver in Nantwich
Crewe & Nantwich MP Connor Naismith labelled the latest pollution incident in the River Weaver as “totally unacceptable”.
He spoke out after the fifth slurry pollution case in the past three years this week left thousands of fish dead in the river in Nantwich.
Reaseheath hails record-breaking technical and vocational results
Reaseheath College in Nantwich is celebrating a record-breaking year for its Level 3 vocational, technical, and T Level students.
The college registered an impressive 8% increase in high grades and overall pass rates hit a new high of 96%.
Thousands of fish dead in latest Weaver pollution incident in Nantwich
Thousands of fish are feared dead in the River Weaver in Nantwich after another pollution incident.
The Environment Agency sent staff to the river earlier today after reports of fish being washed up dead in their hundreds.
Malbank School students shine on GCSE results day
Happy students at Malbank School in Nantwich were celebrating their GCSE results today.
A number of students achieved multiple grade 8s and 9s while others overcame personal challenges to secure excellent marks.
Brine Leas pupils in Nantwich collect “impressive” GCSE results
Pupils at Brine Leas School in Nantwich collected their GCSE results today in what staff called “another impressive performance”.
It comes a week after the school celebrated a record-breaking set of A level results at the Audlem Road school.
Coffee giant Starbucks could be eyeing new outlet in Nantwich
Coffee giant Starbucks could be eyeing a new outlet in Nantwich, it has emerged.
23.5 Degrees – the UK’s franchise partner of Starbucks – are now advertising for a “store manager” in Nantwich.
Nantwich care home is 200th to achieve veteran-friendly status
Staff and residents at a Sanctuary Care home in Nantwich are celebrating becoming the 200th care home to achieve Veteran Friendly status.
Barony Lodge has been awarded Veteran Friendly Framework (VFF) status for supporting the practical, emotional and social needs of the armed forces community.
Fundraising Nantwich match honours local legend ‘Mikey’ Chesters
A memorial football match has been held in Nantwich in honour of Michael ‘Mikey’ Chesters, who died earlier this year aged just 36.
The game at Nantwich Town’s Swansway Stadium celebrated Mikey, who spent many years with Square One FC helping them to secure the Crewe Regional Premier League title and other trophies.
500 veterans retrained in Reaseheath and Building Heroes partnership
An Armed Forces resettlement programme delivered by Building Heroes and Reaseheath College in Nantwich has now supported more than 500 veterans and service leavers.
The programme hosted at Reaseheath’s construction department provides practical trade skills and industry qualifications to veterans and service leavers.
Tributes paid to TT racer and family man killed in Audlem crash
The family of a TT motorcycle racer killed in a crash in Audlem have paid tribute to him.
Ben Wylie, aged 42, died after the horror accident on his way to work on the A525 earlier this month.
Nantwich marks 80th anniversary of VJ Day in moving scenes
Nantwich paid tribute to the 80th anniversary of Victory over Japan Day (VJ Day) with a moving ceremony held beside the War Memorial on the Town Square, writes Jonathan White.
VJ Day marks Japan’s surrender in 1945, bringing the Second World War to an end.
Young Nantwich angler competes in UK fishing contest
A young angler from Nantwich reached the final 25 in a ground-breaking UK competition.
Alfie Minshall, aged 15, has been selected from thousands of entries across the country to take part in Kontender.
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