By Jonathan White
Old school BMX bike fans from around the UK converged on South Cheshire for their annual social ride in and around Crewe.
BMXers gathered for breakfast at Brewers Fayre Brocklebank on Weston Road, near Crewe railway station before their “Crewe and Cheshire old school ride out” event organised by Crewe and Cheshire old school BMX club.
Crewe Photographic Society is celebrating its 75th season this year in style – with a programme of talks and demonstrations.
It all starts on September 16 with an introductory evening and it is all happening online.
A social group called “Nantwich Piece Makers: Needles and Natter” is back up and running after being closed during the pandemic.
The group is for those who enjoy needle crafts such as quilting, knitting and embroidery.
Members of the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society are back on track after staging their first event since the outbreak of Covid pandemic.
They held a “Track Open Day” on Sunday (August 22) which allowed the first visitors to their site Willaston in 18 months.
Nantwich Library has relaunched language groups as Covid restrictions have eased.
These will include Welsh language groups on Mondays 2-3pm (beginners) and 3-4pm (intermediate).
Nantwich Civic Hall will see a return of weekly clubs and activities as the final Covid pandemic restrictions are lifted on July 19.
From Monday, a programme of activities will restart during the daytime and followed by the welcome return of evening classes/clubs in the near future.
Nantwich mum and business owner Charlotte Goodwin is relaunching child-friendly networking events in the town.
Charlotte, who runs her own nature and ethically inspired cosmetics business, says she has always benefited from networking with other women.
It’s not too late to nominate people for this year’s Everybody Awards in Cheshire East.
But time is running out, with the deadline for nominations on July 25.
Two performing arts specialists and educators have launched a new Ofsted-approved arts and wellbeing holiday club at Nantwich Cricket Club.
Rachel Sinden, CEO of award-winning Play Pizzazz and Felicity Finch, owner of Stage Stars Cheshire, saw how the pandemic had challenged children’s mental health.
Nantwich Museum is to extend its opening hours this month, it has announced.
The Pillory Street venue had to close to the public during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic and re-opened in May for just three days a week.
Crewe Brass has welcomed new Associate Musical Director Adam Shilton to the group.
Adam has been brought in to assist the Bands Musical Director, Matt Pithers.
Everybody Sport and Recreation are re-launching its “Health Walks”.
The walks are being organised by trained volunteers, and will leave from Nantwich Swimming Pool and the Barony Sports Complex.
Nantwich Camera Club is celebrating its 40 anniversary this year – and hoping to meet again in person after a year of “remote” meetings.
The club held its first meeting in The Gables on Beam Street on February 3, 1981.
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