B&M store in Nantwich town centre to close today
High street giant B&M is to close its Nantwich town centre store for good after today.
The store is currently holding a “Closing Down Sale” with all items except alcohol having 60% off in store.
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St Luke’s Hospice launches Hearts of Gold Spring Appeal
St Luke’s Hospice has launched its Hearts of Gold Spring Appeal to celebrate 35 years in the heart of the Cheshire community.
Supporters will receive a gold heart to display in their garden or home in return for a donation to fund one hour of specialist nursing care at the hospice.
Nantwich kennels issue appeal to find new home for dog
Staff at a Nantwich kennels have issued a plea to find a new home for a beloved dog who has been resident with them since the day they opened.
Ozzy has been a resident at Pawprints to Freedom’s “Our Safe Haven Kennels” has been there since the kennels were launched.
Wistaston woman set to row Atlantic for three charities
A Wistaston woman has teamed up with two others to tackle the “Ocean Empower Atlantic Row 2023” in aid of charity.
Deborah Cope, 45, says she is taking on the challenge to raise funds.
LOCAL ELECTIONS: All 82 seats up for grabs at Cheshire East Council
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
All 82 seats are up for grabs in next month’s Cheshire East Council elections.
Altogether 254 candidates are standing across the borough, with the Conservatives putting forward the most candidates at 81 and Labour fielding 60.
Wrenbury Primary rated “Good” in latest Ofsted inspection
Wrenbury Primary School has been rated “Good” in its latest Ofsted inspection and was praised as a “happy, friendly and thriving village school”.
The Ofsted report highlighted the “dedication and commitment” in providing high quality educational experience and personal wellbeing for all the children.
Cheshire East “Reconnect Service” ends after helping nearly 100 people
A service that supported people to live independently in their homes and community has come to an end after supporting nearly 100 people in the last year.
The Reconnect Service provided by home support and repairs organisation Revival, was commissioned by Cheshire East Council in April last year.
Nantwich Rotary makes vital donations to two charities
Nantwich Rotary has presented vital funds to two local charities as part of the group’s ongoing fundraising.
A total of £2,000 has been presented to Cheshire Young Carers and Nantwich Foodbank in recent days.
Grave diggers in CEC struggling to find new plots in cemeteries, says councillor
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Grave diggers are struggling to dig new plots at cemeteries in Cheshire East because of the size of some existing gravestones and items placed around them, a councillor said.
Cllr Joy Bratherton (Lab) said the council was at fault for letting the situation get out of hand and not ensuring people were aware of what they could and could not do.
CEC wins bid to open two new schools for children with disabilities
Cheshire East Council has won government backing for two new schools for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities.
The successful bid means the Department for Education will build two new special schools, in Middlewich and Congleton.
Nantwich Museum fundraising money stolen
Money from a fund-raising event at Nantwich Museum has been stolen, venue bosses said.
The event was held yesterday (March 31), but the money was swiped at around 1.15pm.
Nantwich Town players donate Easter eggs to Springfield School
By Jonathan White
First team players at Nantwich Town helped spread Easter cheer by delivering chocolate eggs to children at Springfield School in Crewe.
Dabbers players Troy Bourne, Byron Harrison, and Dan Cockerline made the visit, along with Kit Manager Jason Clarke, representatives from the Co-op, and presenters Neil Davis and Gary Johnson from local community radio station The Cat.
Pay and display parking meters to stay, says Cheshire East Council
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council says it has no plans to scrap pay and display parking meters and force drivers to use a parking app.
According to a report in the Times, some local councils are axing the traditional pay and display machines as mobile phone operators are switching off the 3G data network which power them.
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