Worker, 53, who fell from Stapeley building site has died
A man who plunged from a height while working at a building site in Nantwich has died, police have confirmed.
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Man injured in building site plunge in Nantwich
A man has been seriously injured after falling at a building site in Stapeley, Nantwich.
Popular Nantwich school site manager scoops national honour
A primary school site manager in Nantwich has scooped a national “Hardest Working Hands” award!
Keith Challinor, 56, has worked at Pear Tree Primary in Stapeley, since the school first opened 15 years ago.
Wistaston woman skydives to raise cash for St Luke’s Hospice
By Jonathan White
A Wistaston resident and a work colleague completed their first-ever tandem skydives to raise money for St Luke’s (Cheshire) Hospice.
Sarah Iggo, an inclusive learning advisor at Cheshire College – South & West (Crewe Campus) and work colleague Chris Baggs, from Trentham, took part in the charity skydive at Tilstock Airfield, near Whitchurch.
Bingo club in Hough is relaunched after two years
A long standing charity bingo club that had been running in Hough Village for more than two years has been relaunched.
Crewe and Nantwich Conservative MP candidate Dr Kieran Mullan stepped in to help Celia Brown and family relaunch the club.
Alpraham villagers battle to fix drains on crumbling Cheshire road
Villagers say they have been fighting for authorities to fix blocked drains which have flooded their pothole-ridden road for almost four years.
Families on Hilbre bank in Alpraham say Cheshire East Council and water companies have not carried out essential repairs on a section of the route.
St Oswald’s to stage first ever “Worleston Car Derby”
St Oswald’s Primary School is to stage the village’s first ever Worleston Car Derby to help raise funds for an all-weather track.
The Worleston Car Derby will take place in the school grounds at 1pm on June 22.
Nantwich councillor expelled by local Conservative party for leader attack
Nantwich Town councillor David Marren has been expelled by his party for comments he made about lack of action over travellers on Barony Park.
PICTURE SPECIAL: Wybunbury Fig Pie Wakes attracts thousands of visitors
By Jonathan White
Thousands of people braved the wind and rain to enjoy the quirky annual Wybunbury Fig Pie Wakes.
The event, organised by the Wybunbury Tower Preservation Trust, dates back at least 200 years though stopped in 1920.
Cheshire Police drop probe into fox death in Wrenbury
Cheshire Police have dropped an investigation into the death of a fox in Wrenbury during the hunt season.
Police say there is “insufficient evidence” that the incident in December 2018 was as a result of “deliberate and intentional hunting”.
Police probe criminal damage on playground in Willaston
Police are investigating vandalism on a play area in Willaston.
Criminal damage in the form of graffiti has been reported on the recreation park off Wybunbury Road.
Willaston great great grandmother celebrates 100th birthday
A great-great grandmother from Willaston has celebrated her 100th birthday with family and friends.
Margaret Eva Egerton, known to all as ‘Peggy’, was joined by many of her two children, six grand children, 14 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren for the celebration.
Workmen put kerbside warning signs in Wistaston the wrong way round
By Jonathan White
Bungling workmen have placed kerbside warning signs the wrong way round on a busy Wistaston road.
Four verge marker posts were installed at Wistaston Hall Bridge on Church Lane as a warning to drivers.
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