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The safe pair of hands for your feet.

With over 15 years of experience, the clinic offers an outstanding, up to date service in modern and comfortable surroundings, we pride ourselves on continued professional development and keeping up to date with the latest skills.

Please take a look at our testimonials to see what our patients think.

We also provide podiatry to nursing and care homes, businesses and sports clubs throughout Cheshire, Shropshire and Staffordshire.

All of our podiatrists are fully qualified and are registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Check HCPC registration.

We offer emergency/out of hours appointments by request, call 01270 627 118.

Aqueduct Marina is an award winning 147-berth marina and boatyard near Church Minshull, offering a One Stop Solution for boating at the heart of Cheshire’s canal network.

With long and short term moorings, caravan pitches, storage and DIY facilities the marina offers excellent facilities in a superb rural setting.

Dedicated engineers and workshops are available to satisfy your boating and caravan maintenance needs.

With a popular Cafe open seven days a week, a well-stocked Chandlery and successful escorted Brokerage, Aqueduct is a must visit by road or canal and is an ideal location.

To find out more please visit our website http://www.aqueductmarina.co.uk

Contact details: Aqueduct Marina, Church Minshull, Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 6DX, 01270 525040, [email protected]

Welcome to the think about IT.

We are a specialist IT support company based in Nantwich, Cheshire.

We provide support to small and medium sized businesses – and we focus specifically on a service which is tailored to each individual customer, rather than one size fits all.

We are dedicated to providing a quality, reliable service to our customers – and so we have expanded our knowledge base to include extra services as required by our customers.

We are very much of the opinion that there is no problem that cannot be solved – often it just needs a different approach.

Let us know if you have a particular problem of requirement that you would like a fresh pair of eyes to take a look at.

Johnsons of Nantwich was founded in 1827 by Thomas H Johnson in the days when George IV was in power and the Victorian era was 10 years in the future.

Believed to be the oldest established business in Nantwich, Johnsons has never been slow to adopt new technology and boasts a versatile and varied array of both litho and digital printing presses. It never ceases to surprise our visiting customers that so much happens behind the frontage of our Oat Market photographic centre.

With an experienced staff of over thirty, our designers, print operators and finishers have an exceptional knowledge of both traditional and the latest print techniques.

In recent years a program of investment in high end specialist machinery and technology has put Johnsons at the forefront of colour and image critical printing.

Our commitment to excellence will give you the peace of mind that your job will be completed to the very highest standard.

The current management team has remained unaltered for over 2 decades, they are well placed to give you some of the best advice and help with your print requirements.

The Swan has stood at the heart of Marbury for more than 250 years.
But for a couple of years, it had to close before new life could be breathed back into it.
In 2016, with no real investment from the previous owners for many years, the 19th century built hostelry was really in a bit of a mess. Some ruthlessness was called for.
By April 2018 The Swan glided back to the epicentre of the village.
Marbury has 11 National Heritage listed black and white Medieval/Tudor buildings, including the Swan’s own outbuildings.
And a 16th-century church that overlooks the splendid Big Mere (See History Page).
Well, the resuscitated Swan fits well with all that.

Real ales, fires, books and patio
There’s a five hand-pull real ale bar (see Beers) and two main dining areas plus a Garden room, a new addition to the building, providing plenty of extra dining space. For cooler weather, wood burners flicker merrily in rooms which feature natural, reclaimed materials, wood panelling, beams and solid wooden or tiled floors along with antique furniture and colourful rugs.
And then there are the books; there are some 2000, supplied locally by Barn Books, scattered throughout – lots of interesting stuff, novels, history, gardening, cooking, whatever you fancy if you have the time. They sit alongside lovely old black and white photographs and classic pictures.
And a really cosy room for small groups is the ‘Cellar Room’ – don’t worry that’s actually above the beer cellar not in it – adorned with old whisky and wine bottles and more classic paintings. For the warmer drinking weather and alfresco dining, there’s a large paved patio with a rustic ‘log fencing’ touch.

Changing menu
In the ‘back’ we have an ultra-modern energy and labour saving kitchen with clever infra-red grills and something fancy called electric induction stoves to make for a pretty efficient food service. From here head chef Matt Marren will mastermind his regularly changing menu – including fresh fish daily – painstakingly developed to be based on honest, fresh ingredients but with his own cheffy spin. (see Menu Page).

Sanctuary Care Group runs Barony Lodge Residential Care Home on Barony Road in Nantwich.

The home opened in Summer 2018, and its dedicated team provides high-quality residential and dementia care.

The home is beautifully furnished and includes 60 en-suite rooms, along with a range of features designed to enhance the quality of life for residents.

There are bright open-plan lounge and dining areas, an on-site café, hair and beauty salon and a themed cinema room with under floor heating throughout the home.

Residents are encouraged to make their home their own by bringing personal ornaments, pictures and small items of furniture.

Friends and family welcome to visit at any time and encouraged to join in events and activities – led by a dedicated activity leader and tailored to our residents’ hobbies and interests.

Barony’s team deliver care with kindness and are on-hand 24 hours a day, every day of the year. You are welcome to visit Barony Lodge at any time.

This community rugby club runs a wide range of teams as well as a vibrant and inclusive social setting.

The club has senior men’s and women’s teams, minis and juniors from U6s to U17s, girls teams from U8s to U15s.

It also runs regular fun ‘touch rugby’ sessions.

The club has helped produce a number of star players over the years, most recently twins Tom and Ben Curry who now play for Premiership side Sale Sharks and have also earned international call-ups with England.

Hundreds of volunteers from coaches, team managers, caterers, fundraisers and more help make this club a fantastic and essential part of the community in Crewe and Nantwich.

There are sponsorship opportunities for local businesses to get involved, and a number of packages for supporters to watch games and enjoy hospitality.

For more details and to get involved, just visit the website or various social media channels.