Fire crews tackle Wrenbury vehicle blaze near historic hall
Police and fire crews tackled a vehicle blaze close to Wrenbury Hall in Wrenbury.
The incident happened on Wrenbury Heath Road at around 5.15pm last night (November 25).
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Willaston residents plant 250 trees at Lettie Spencer field
Twenty-five residents in Willaston turned out to help plant more than 250 trees on the Lettie Spencer Playing Field.
The trees, including Birch, Rowan and Hazel species, were planted in areas to improve wildlife habitat and visual interest for park users.
Wistaston Scout Group leader’s calendar boosts new centre
A young Wistaston Scout leader has produced a fundraising 2018 calendar – to help raise money for the group’s new base.
The calendar is the idea of Ellie Newbrook, 17, from Nantwich, who is a Young Leader at the Wistaston Scout Group.
Spurstow artist Dee Walker shortlisted for MS Amlin prize
Spurstow artist and former teacher Dee Walker has been shortlisted for the prestigious MS Amlin Continuity Prize with her painting, The Lake is Deep.
The prize, part of the National Open Art (NOA) competition, is sponsored by MS Amlin, the London-based arm of Japanese global insurer MS&AD.
New book tells story of Wrenbury brothers in World War 1
A new book which tells the powerful real story of five Wrenbury brothers in World War One, is set to be released.
‘Thy Will Be Done: When Wrenbury Fields Fell Silent’ has been written by Peter Bebbington and Mark Potts.
Driver’s lucky escape after car flips over on A529 at Hatherton
A woman had a lucky escape after her car careered out of control and flipped over on the A529 at Hatherton.
The incident happened at around 6am today on the Audlem Road between Nantwich and Audlem.
Wistaston club’s Christmas Floral Art exhibition to be staged in Church Minshull
Wistaston and District Flower Club has teamed up with St Bartholomew’s Church in Church Minshull to stage a floral art exhibition.
The debut of the club’s “The Twelve Days of Christmas” floral art exhibition will be staged on December 1-3.
Thousands pay respects on Remembrance Sunday across South Cheshire
Thousands of people attended Remembrance Sunday parades or paused in silence wherever they were to honour those who gave their lives in battle.
Remembrance parades took place in Nantwich, Crewe, Wistaston and other villages around the region.
Stapeley pupils build winter homes for hedgehogs
Pupils at Pear Tree School in Stapeley joined Nantwich Green Spaces to build winter homes for hedgehogs.
The youngsters from Yellow class teamed up with Doug Butterill on the project.
Lorry smash involving 16 tonnes of aubergines sparks traffic chaos in Nantwich
A lorry collision which caused 16 tonnes of aubergines to spill across the A51 near Reaseheath sparked traffic chaos in Nantwich today.
Two HGVs collided on the A51 between Reaseheath and Henhull at around 2.30am, police said.
Santa’s on his way – with more Christmas dates than ever in Nantwich and Crewe
Santa’s hectic schedule visiting Nantwich and Crewe has been unveiled – giving more youngsters than ever a chance to meet Father Christmas.
Crewe & Nantwich District Round Table have released his busy tour around the towns in the run up to the big day.
Planners approve bid to turn Redsands children’s centre into dementia care village
Planners have approved a bid to turn the former Redsands children’s centre in Nantwich, into a specialised 71-bedroom dementia care village.
The buildings, in Willaston, will now have a new lease of life as a specialised centre of excellence in dementia care, with landscaped gardens and residential units.
Annual Holly Fair in Wistaston raises £1,800 for church
By Jonathan White
The annual ‘Holly Fair’ at Wells Green Methodist Church in Wistaston has helped to raise more than £1,800 for church funds.
In the entrance hall, there was a hamper made up of Fair Traded goods, sponsored by Wells Green Choir, and a stall of Traidcraft foods and Christmas gifts.
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