Plans are already in place for a number of local Christmas events as we head into Autumn!
And The White Lion at Weston are ahead of the game, announcing the return of their Christmas Markets event once again, set for December 17.
Up to 10,000 participants pushed themselves to the limit when the Tough Mudder event returned to Cholmondeley Castle near Nantwich yesterday (Sept 9).
Enthusiasts gathered at the majestic castle for an unforgettable experience which was sold out and included celebrity participants such as ITV’s Ben Shephard.
By Claire Faulkner
Conor McPherson’s The Weir is Nantwich Players latest production.
Directed by Gail Cornell this play confronts themes of loneliness and friendship.
Brine Leas School in Nantwich is to stage an Open Evening on September 13 for those interested in Year 12 admissions for 2024.
The Cat Radio is to host a country music festival at The Crozzy club in Crewe on Saturday September 16.
It will feature seven local country acts, plus a line-dancing class.
Nantwich Museum is appealing for more volunteers to help run school workshops throughout the academic year.
Sessions have links to the National Curriculum and are designed to be fun and informative with many practical activities.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of scooter owners flocked to Nantwich for a get-together organised by Dabbers Scooter Club.
The 15th annual ‘Smell The 2 Stroke’ event took place at The Railway Hotel – on Pillory Street in Nantwich.
A one-off free Flower Arranging workshop is being held at Nantwich Growing Health Community Garden tomorrow (August 31).
The session starts at 5.30pm at the garden on Brookfield Park allotments.
A Nantwich woman has launched a new support group for females in the town, called HerSpace.
The network, which already has groups in Sandbach, Congleton and Macclesfield, aims to give women a space to socialise and focus on mental wellbeing.
Nantwich Food Festival returns to the town centre this coming weekend with a three-day jam-packed schedule set to attract tens of thousands.
Festival Friday starts at 11am with a quiet hour for those who want or need to browse the stalls in both marquees without the crowds.
By Claire Faulkner
The Crewe Lyceum Summer Youth Project delighted audiences on Sunday with this year’s production of Oliver Jr!.
The cast were all aged between 8 and 18 and had just one week working with a professional director, choreographer and musical director to put together the final show.
Two local family cheese-makers will stage demonstrations at Nantwich Museum during the 2023 Nantwich Food Festival.
Godfrey C. Williams & Son, supported by award-winning Cheesemakers Belton Farm, will give a practical demonstration on the art of cheese-making and a brief history of Cheshire Cheese.
New “Grow Your Own” taster session are being launched at Nantwich’s community garden.
The blossoming venue, a hidden gem at the heart of the historic town, will run free taster sessions on how to grow your own veg.
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