By Jonathan White
An ‘Armed Forces Day’ event scheduled to take place in Crewe has been cancelled due to the impact of the coronavirus crisis and social distancing measures.
The annual event honours service personnel from all branches of the Armed Forces as well as veterans.
Nantwich Museum is marking its 40th anniversary with an online exhibition.
The museum, which opened in January 1980 in the former Nantwich Free Library, aims to preserve the history of the town and its locality.
The postponed “Pride in the Park event” scheduled to take place at Queens Park in Crewe has now been set a new date – as a a “Virtual Pride” event.
Virtual Pride 2020 will take place on Saturday July 25 from 2-7pm.
Nantwich Foodbank volunteers are arranging another vital collection at Brine Leas School.
Previous collections at the school on Audlem Road – organised with social distancing – have helped collect more than a ton of food.
It’s the famous Worm Charming event of the year – but with a difference!
Due to pandemic lockdown restrictions, the Willaston Worm Charming Championships will be held “virtually”.
Nantwich is being prepared for the reopening of non-essential retailers from tomorrow (June 15), writes Jonathan White.
The next stage of the government’s easing of lockdown restrictions begin – and hard-hit businesses in the town hope it will see a return of shoppers and ringing tills.
A Nantwich care home is to host a 999 emergency services tea break on June 25.
Clarendon Court, in Stapeley, is staging the event for all police, paramedics, nurses and emergency services workers.
Crewe & Nantwich Weaver Rotary Club has launched a photographic competition to raise money for local charities impacted by Covid 19.
South Cheshire charity Up and Under Foundation has launched its Foundation Rides 2020 challenge to help raise funds for disadvantaged youngsters.
Nantwich Museum wants people’s experiences of the Covid-19 pandemic to provide a lasting historical record of the event.
Letters, short statements and photographs are sought, with the aim of gaining an insight into how everyday life in Nantwich changed during the pandemic.
Cheshire East Libraries are to host a new digital Summer Reading Challenge organised by The Reading Agency.
Although library buildings are closed, the Challenge will be delivered through virtual services and e-lending platforms.
Cheshire East’s Everybody Sport and Recreation is staging free online health and fitness support as part of Mental Health Awareness Week.
This year’s week, which runs May 18-24, is based on theme ‘kindness.’
A second “drop off and go” food collection in aid of Nantwich Foodbank will be held on Monday May 11.
The initiative, organised by Nantwich Food Festival, will be staged for a second time at Brine Leas School in Nantwich.
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