Organisers of the Bunbury Village Day on Saturday June 14 are turning up the volume with a celebration of music and a day of Summer Sounds.
They are inviting musical contributors from near and far to ensure there’s something for everyone.
Fire crews battled a large blaze at a farm in Haughton, near Nantwich, last night (March 11).
The fire broke out and involved around 2,000 bales of silage and a large number of tyres at a farm on Hall Lane.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Nine new homes are proposed for an ‘unremarkable’ greenfield site in Bunbury.
Applicants Mr and Mrs McCormack have applied for “permission in principle” (PIP) to build the homes, which would include three affordable, on land off Grange Close.
Bunbury Village Day organisers have set this year’s event to take place on Saturday June 14.
The team are now busy with bookings and plans to weave together the event.
A picturesque country pub near Nantwich is to close, its owners said today.
Bosses at The Nag’s Head in Haughton, Bunbury, said today the current economic climate presided over by successive Governments have “beaten nails into our coffin”.
Village artist Louise Barson is to stage a series of art sessions in her local tea shop.
Louise, of Haughton, has teamed up with Tilly’s in Bunbury to stage the sessions which will include afternoon tea.
The Bunbury Gardening Club September Village Show has been hailed a huge success with a record 289 entries.
The show included floral arrangements, home baked cakes, scones, bread and preserves, flowers, fruit and vegetables grown in gardens, art, craft and photography exhibitions.
Fire crews tackled a fire at a farm in Haughton, near Bunbury.
The fire broke out in agricultural buildings on Hall Lane, Haughton, on Tuesday at around 8.30am.
A local transport firm is hoping to step in and provide a rural bus service to Nantwich villages after D&G decided to axe key routes.
Hit The Road Travel are exploring a new two-hourly circular route connecting Nantwich to Barbridge, Bunbury, Ravensmoor, Wrenbury and Aston.
Three rural bus services will be lost at the end of this month affecting passengers who live in Nantwich, Audlem, Wrenbury and Bunbury.
D&G Bus has announced it will no longer be operating the 70, 71, 72 and 73 services from September 1
Organisers of the Bunbury Village Day have hailed the event a “resounding success” enjoyed by more than 2,000 residents.
The day got off to a fabulous start with a parade that wound its way through the centre of the village.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Six candidates have thrown their hats into the general election ring in a bid to become MP for Chester South and Eddisbury.
The seat covers many rural areas near Nantwich, including Audlem, Bunbury, Wrenbury, Sound, Burland, Tarporley, and now Wybunbury after boundary changes.
Bunbury Village Day AQUA FEST will take place on Saturday June 8.
Organisers are putting in place the final touches ready for the event which has been inspired by the 200th anniversary of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.
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