By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Controversial plans for up to three homes on a field in Wybunbury have been approved – two months after a proposal for six on the same land was refused.
Martin and Simon Poole already have permission in principle for up to six homes on the field off Bridge Street.
A community cafe set up in a former church building in Willaston has marked its one-year anniversary.
Big-hearted volunteers like Lesley, Emma and Katy (pictured) from the village have been running the cafe every Saturday since its launch in July last year.
Wrenbury Primary School near Nantwich is staging a special summer celebration to mark 150 years of the school being at the heart of village life.
The school’s 150th Anniversary Fair will take place this Saturday (July 11th) from 12pm–4pm.
Fire crews were called to tackle a blaze in an outbuilding at property in Audlem.
The fire broke out around midday yesterday (July 1st) at Bunsley Bank in Audlem with two appliances from Crewe called out to the scene.
A blaze on board a canal barge in Nantwich left one person injured.
Fire crews were called to the incident on the Shropshire Union Canal off Coole Lane, between Nantwich and Audlem.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of people gathered for Audlem’s annual Party on the Park, enjoying an evening of live music, picnics and community spirit.
The event, organised by Audlem Special Events Team (ASET), took place on the village playing field off Cheshire Street and attracted families and music lovers from across the area.
A first-time show garden designer has achieved the highest accolade at this year’s Arley Hall Garden Festival.
Dani Harrington, of Canalside Garden Centre in Wrenbury, was awarded the prestigious Best in Show honour.
The Rising Sun Chef & Brewer pub in Wistaston has opened following a major six-figure refurbishment.
The venue, on Middlewich Road, is part of pub company and brewer Greene King and has undergone a “top-to-bottom renovation”.
Disability charity The Wingate Centre near Nantwich has launched new accessible holidays for children and adults with additional needs.
New self-catering accommodation at the centre in Wrenbury means parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities can enjoy a stress-free holiday.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of villagers turned out for Wistaston’s annual Village Fete for a packed day of entertainment, fundraising and community spirit at Wistaston Church Lane Academy.
The event, organised by Wistaston Community News & Events, returned to the school grounds with the support of the academy.
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.
Residents in Willaston have aired concerns over plans to convert a former pub into a new children’s nursery.
Proposals have been submitted to Cheshire East Council to convert The Lamb on Wistaston Road into a nursery.
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.
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