By Jonathan White
Author Imran Ahmad will talk about his book ‘The Perfect Gentleman: a Muslim boy meets the West’ at Nantwich Bookshop next month.
The funny and deeply insightful memoir is about a young Pakistani boy growing up in 1970s Britain.
The full programme of 2024 live music events at Nantwich Civic Hall has been unveiled.
And it all kicks off with leading British Slide guitarist and singer Troy Redfern this Saturday February 24.
By Jonathan White
Crewe Photographic Society are back in action for 2024 with a full programme of talks and competitions.
January began with a presentation from talented photographer Justin Garner explaining the mysteries of High Dynamic Range Photography.
Staff at Our Safe Haven kennels in Nantwich are staging two events to highlight their cause.
They will be taking part in the Dabbers Dash this Saturday February 17.
An exhibition paying tribute to Crewe suffragist Ada Chew is moving to a final venue in the town before leaving the area.
Hundreds of people have visited the display since it opened at Crewe Market Hall last July and then moved to the town library and Queen’s Park café.
A virus affecting flocks of sheep has forced Reaseheath College in Nantwich to change plans for its popular lambing event.
The virus can lead to complications in pregnancy and cause some lambs to be born deformed.
By Jonathan White
Wrenbury & District Model Railway club has celebrated its 10th birthday.
The club launched with just 12 members when they formed and now boast more than 20.
By Jonathan White
The annual Universal Model Show is to take place on Sunday February 25 at Malbank School & Sixth Form College in Nantwich.
This family friendly show is organised by the South Cheshire Military Modelling Club.
Nantwich Concert Band are planning a concert at the town’s cricket club in March.
The show, called “Back to the 80s”, will take place on Sunday March 3 at Nantwich Cricket Club off Whitehouse Lane.
Amateur thespians across South Cheshire have been nominated for 10 major awards as they prepare to raise the curtain on their latest production, Red Riding Hood.
They are set to take to the stage in the 45th Shavington Village pantomime, backed by local employer Mornflake, in Crewe.
Activities begin at 10am today (January 27) for the annual Battle of Nantwich re-enactment.
There are general activities around the town centre between 10am and 12.45pm.
The organisers of Nantwich’s Words and Music festival have launched a new “open mic” regular event in the town.
Called “Tuesdays”, the event will be held at the Red Cow pub on Beam Street every two weeks.
By Jonathan White
A Sealed Knot musketeer will start this weekend’s community ‘Dabbers Dash’ event – held on the same day as the “Battle of Nantwich” re-enactment.
The ‘Dabbers Dash’ is a free informal community run/walk/wheel that takes place one Saturday each month around Barony Park and Sandford Road.
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