Students from Reaseheath College raised funds for charity by packing bags at Morrisons supermarkets in Nantwich and Winsford.
Members of the Nantwich college’s Student Association entertained shoppers as they bought food and presents.
Youngsters across Crewe and Nantwich entered into the festive spirit in MP Edward Timpson’s Christmas card contest.
Children from schools across the borough, as well as residents in care homes, entered the annual competition.
Neigh bells rang out at Reaseheath College’s Equestrian Centre in Nantwich!
That’s because horse management students organised a Christmas themed horse show.
Reaseheath College students in Nantwich gained advice on planning their futures at an inspirational session with industry experts.
Eighty students attended the event, sponsored by the Food, Drink and Agricultural Group of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM).
School children from Nantwich wowed the town’s Mayor when they flooded her with entries to a Christmas card competition.
Cllr Christine Farrall asked youngsters to put their creativity into action and design this year’s card.
Four hundred over 50s residents in Crewe and Nantwich have enjoyed a free Christmas party thanks to support and donations from local organisations.
Two parties, each for 200 people, are being staged with local schoolchildren helping serve up their tasty meals.
A 10-year-old Nantwich girl will be taking centre stage in the hit West End and Broadway production, Shrek The Musical.
Emma Currie, a pupil at Pear Tree Primary in Stapeley, will be performing to packed audiences at the Palace Theatre in Manchester.
Reaseheath College florist Anna Eite is officially the most talented floristry student in Britain!
Anna, from Acton, Nantwich, has scooped gold at the WorldSkills UK national finals.
The Mayor of Nantwich travelled to Raunheim in Germany to help cement a link between two towns – and pay tribute to victims of World War One.
Cllr Christine Farrall visited Raunheim to take part in a commemoration event to mark the centenary of the Great War.
Youngsters at a Nantwich high school have created their own “poppy field” as part of Remembrance Day celebrations.
The year 7 students from Brine Leas Academy created the field during a residential stay at the Menai Centre, in Wales.
Pupils from a Nantwich school will be joining in The Last Post national initiative to honour those who died in World War One.
Malbank School and Sixth Form College will stage one of 200 community-led events between November 4 and 18 where the iconic ceremonial call will be played on different instruments.
Reaseheath College equine students and staff came under the spotlight at the world famous the Horse of the Year Show.
The Nantwich students provided the arena party at the event for the fourth year running.
Hundreds of families got to the core of fruit growing at Reaseheath College’s popular apple festival in Nantwich.
The fruity festival, held at the college off Main Road, Worleston, is part of a national celebration of the English apple.
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