Bunbury coffee shop Tilly’s scoops double success
Staff at coffee shop Tilly’s of Bunbury are celebrating a double success.
The independent village café, owned by local residents Paula and Andy Robinson, has received two prestigious honours.
Staff at coffee shop Tilly’s of Bunbury are celebrating a double success.
The independent village café, owned by local residents Paula and Andy Robinson, has received two prestigious honours.
Hundreds of villagers came out in force to celebrate another colourful Bunbury Village Day.
Organisers hailed the annual event another great success, attracting nearly 1,000 paying adults.
The INSPIRE 26 art and flowers festival is set to take place in St Boniface Church in Bunbury later this month.
The event is being sponsored by Mornflake Oats, Okells Garden Centre and Mike and Dawn Dodds of Nantwich Market, and will take place from June 26th-28th.
Visitors are invited to an art exhibition at St Boniface Church in Bunbury from June 26-28.
The exhibition will transform the historic church into a vibrant showcase of art and flower displays.
Tilly’s coffee shop in Bunbury has helped a group of cyclists from the village look the part with new sponsored shirts.
The shop has teamed up with Bunbury Cycling Group so they look smart in their new outfits.
The popular annual Bunbury Village Day is taking a walk on the wild side this year!
The event, on Saturday June 13th, is on the theme of “Wild Bunbury” and will celebrate the wildlife, countryside and community spirit that makes it a special place to live.
Art in all its forms will be brought to life at St Boniface Church in Bunbury later this year.
For three days in June, the church will be full of paintings, ceramics, jewellery, photography, textiles, metalwork, and woodwork – most of which will also be for sale.
Organisers of the annual Bunbury Village Day festival have confirmed this year’s event will take place on Saturday June 13th.
This will mark the event’s 57th year for the volunteer-led community celebration that has become a firm favourite across Cheshire.
A man from Bunbury who harassed his ex-partner and threatened to shoot her dead has been jailed.
John Broadhurst-Dodd appeared at Chester Crown Court today (December 19) where he was sentenced to 37 months in prison and handed six restraining orders against him.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council has granted permission “in principle” for two separate small developments in Bunbury.
But councillors have raised concerns that both sites could be for large houses ‘which are not needed’.
The former Cheshire East Council leader Michael Jones, who represented Bunbury ward, has died at the age of 61.
Mr Jones was first elected to Cheshire East as the Conservative ward member for Bunbury in 2011 and became council leader the following year.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council planners have recommended councillors grant permission in principle for two homes in the open countryside at Bunbury.
The Peckforton Estate wants to build the properties on land off Sadlers Wells, and 10 residents have objected.
A village fish and chip shop in Bunbury near Nantwich is at the end of an era after battering the competition for more than 20 years.
The Village Chippy owners Andy and Sharon Lewis have decided to cash in their chips to retire and spend time travelling and visiting their beloved Crete.
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