Cheshire East’s pest control service could soon charge Nantwich residents four times as much for dealing with rats and mice.
The current in-house service, which tackles pests including rats, mice, wasps, ants and fleas, makes a loss.
Wyche Primary School and Nantwich Family Films @ 4 have teamed up in a bid to tackle the issue of bullying.
Bethan Crisfield, a volunteer from local cinema project Nantwich Family Films @ 4, has been working with year 5 pupils to produce short anti-bullying films.
More than 150 people saddled up to raise money to improve the lives of local youngsters in South Cheshire.
The third annual ‘Foundation Rides’ event saw people tackling routes from the 20km Team Challenge up to 100 miles of the Tough Stuff with a crossing of the Horseshoe Pass near Llangollen.
Nantwich Library is preparing to launch its popular Summer Reading Challenge for youngsters as part of a national initiative.
And this year, young readers in the town will be exploring real-life achievements and world records as featured in the Guinness World Records Books.
Talented Nantwich student Paige Carter has won one of the top awards in a competition to find the UK’s best construction plant apprentices.
The 18-year-old Reaseheath College student is the first female apprentice to win the title of ‘Apprentice of the Year’ at the Construction Plant-hire Association’s (CPA) Stars of the Future Awards.
A Nantwich man has been jailed for more than four years after being found guilty of sexual behaviour involving a 15-year-old child.
Andrew Robinson, 54, from Broomhall, near Sound, was convicted on five counts of inappropriate conduct with a child under the age of 16.
An early 20th century cheese vat is the latest acquisition for The Cheese and Dairy Room at Nantwich Museum.
Excited staff say the vat, made by W H Smith of Whitchurch around 1910, is a superb example of its type.
These stunning pictures show the thunder and lightning storm which rocked the skies above South Cheshire.
Local photographer Helen Williams captured the lightning in all its glory as it lit up the night sky over Crewe and Nantwich.
A charity which helps the elderly and terminally ill with their pets, is appealing for volunteers in Nantwich.
The Cinnamon Trust aims to keep owners and their pets together for as long as possible with the help of a national network of volunteers.
A family from Willaston took part in a fundraising walk organised by Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) in memory of their daughter.
Alison and Robert Howells, and son Joel, joined the Heart of London Bridges Walk for its ninth year in honour of daughter and sister Ceri, who died suddenly aged just 22.
A Nantwich firm has thrown its weight behind a student’s campaign to provide more life-saving defibrillators in the area.
Brine Leas pupil Harrison Lunt, 17, has taken his school project to a new height after successfully raising money to provide more defibs.
Police are warning homeowners in Nantwich to secure properties in hot weather after two houses were burgled in Stapeley.
Offenders forced open ground floor windows to enter the houses on Flowerscroft, on the Cronkinson development.
Pupils, staff and parents at a Nantwich school are skipping like crazy – as part of a new British Heart Foundation initiative.
Everyone at Wyche Primary and Nursery School has been practising over the last few weeks to take part in a BHF “Jump Off”.
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