A Nantwich school has beefed up its team – by landing a former Premier League star as the new headteacher!
Ex Middlesborough defender Phil Whelen is now top dog at Millfields Primary on Marsh Lane.
Leighton Hospital’s trust has been rated as “good” in the latest Care Quality Commission findings.
The report on Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (MCHFT) was compiled after an inspection by the CQC in October 2014.
New courses for carers are being held in Nantwich by Alzheimer’s Society in Cheshire East.
The courses aim to help the carers of people affected by dementia cope with their roles.
A Nantwich woman has been found guilty of benefit fraud worth more than £2,000.
Clair Edwards-Steele, formerly of Park View, Nantwich, pleaded guilty at Magistrates Court to two offences.
A UK tour by a team promoting National Obesity Awareness Week visited Nantwich and Crewe today (January 17).
Dean Sidley and Lucy Miller organised a mobile roadshow to travel from Dorset up through the country.
Thousands of people and hundreds of soldiers are set to descend on Nantwich for Holly Holy Day.
The annual event, this Saturday January 24, celebrates the Battle of Nantwich of 1644 – a key battle during the English Civil War.
A Nantwich cattle dealer who repeatedly ignored disease control regulations has been jailed for four months.
Anthony Ronald Kirkham, of Ridley Farm, Bunbury, re-offended just three days after receiving a suspended sentence for similar breaches in May 2013.
Police are hunting a robber who attacked a 19-year-old man in a South Cheshire alleyway.
The victim was dragged to the ground and had his MP3 player and mobile phone stolen in the incident on Flag Lane, Crewe.
Pupils at two Nantwich schools have designed award-winning posters aimed at alerting residents to dangers of doorstep crooks and strangers.
Youngsters at St Anne’s Catholic Primary and Stapeley Broad Lane Primary were recognised in a competition run by Cheshire East Council’s Trading Standards team.
The family of a cyclist who died after being in collision with a coach on the A530 Middlewich Road in Nantwich, have today paid tribute to him.
Grandfather Robert Betteley, 59, died despite desperate efforts by paramedics to save him after the crash outside the entrance to Alvaston Hall Hotel yesterday (January 13).
Nantwich Town Council has frozen its council tax amount for 2015/16.
It means the amount paid by a Band D property owner to Nantwich Town Council will remain at £89.74.
A cyclist has died after being in collision with a bus on the A530 Middlewich Road in Nantwich.
Police say it happened on the busy road just outside the entrance to Alvaston Hall Hotel.
Nantwich Civic Hall bosses hope the venue’s toilet troubles will be at an end soon.
The hall, now run by Nantwich Town Council, is to finally undergo a £81,000 project to repair and revamp its crumbling loos.
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