Nantwich-based firm Eatlean, part of the Joseph Heler group, has appointed Richard Thorpe to its brand team.
With more than three decades of experience in the dairy industry, Richard has worked with some of the nation’s top cheese brands.
Fire crews were called to a fire involving a disused appliance outside a property in Nantwich.
The incident happened next to a commercial property on Welsh Row at around 12.45pm yesterday (March 30).
Buying a car is a significant investment and an exciting milestone, but navigating the car-buying process can be overwhelming.
With numerous options, financing considerations, and negotiation tactics to consider, it’s essential to approach the process informed and prepared.
Malbank School and Sixth Form are partnering up with Nantwich Town to launch a new footballing academy.
The academy for boys and girls aged 16-18, will be led by current EFL defenders Rod McDonald and Kelvin Mellor.
Nantwich Town’s unbeaten league run has continued after a hard fought point away at third-placed Runcorn Linnets on Good Friday.
The draw and point keeps the Dabbers in the hunt for a play-off place as they sit seventh in Northern Premier League West.
Chester FC is one of those football clubs that keeps on battling.
Throughout its history, the Cheshire club has experienced a lot of turmoil and has had to fight for survival.
Businesses are invited to form teams to take part in a golf tournament hosted by South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce.
The event, taking place at the prestigious Wychwood Park Hotel on May 7, will see teams of four drawn from across Cheshire compete for the Bentley Cup in an 18-hole round followed by dinner and networking.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council looks set to consult on plans for a lane rental scheme which could see utility companies charged up to £2,500 ‘rent’ a day for digging up roads to carry out repairs.
The scheme, which has been trialled and operates in some areas in the south of England, allows highways authorities to charge companies for the time that street and road works occupy their busiest routes.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Players Studio are inviting people to join their next audition workshop for ‘The Last of the Pelican Daughters’ by Wardrobe Ensemble.
The audition workshop will take place on Sunday April 21 at Nantwich Players Theatre on Love Lane at 11am.
Dear Editor,
I am writing in support of national charity Living Streets’ call to see 60% of children walking to school by 2029.
Fewer than half of primary school aged children walk to school in England, this is a drop from 70% a generation ago.
Students at Millfields Primary Academy in Nantwich showcased their dance moves during a “Dance-A-Thon” which raised a whopping £3,000 for two cancer charities.
The event, organised by the school’s pupil leadership team, was held in honour of much-loved staff member Mr Cornes, who lost his wife Pam to cancer last year.
Dear Editor,
Instead of this, how about resurfacing the current roads and trim the foliage on the trees that are covering the road signs that show the speed limit and directions.
Especially if you’re a tourist or new to the area you want to know where you are and the speed limits!
You may have joined the vaping revolution early on and are now the proud owner of the leading model of vaping device, which cost nearly as much as your mobile phone.
Even if you’re somewhat of a self-described professional in vaping, it’s quite possible that you have no real idea how these devices actually work.
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