By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Hundreds of new homes proposed for an open countryside site at Wistaston could be built within five years of planning permission being granted, the applicant has said.
Harworth Group PLC has submitted an outline application for residential development and a neighbourhood centre on a 44-hectare site to the east of Middlewich Road.
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These behind-the-scenes pictures capture the last preparations behind the new GOAT sports bar in Nantwich which is set to launch this Friday!
After three months of blood, sweat and stress, the team behind the new venture on the corner of High Street and Waterlode are set to kick open their doors.
Nantwich firm Hibberts Solicitors have appointed two rising stars to its trainee programme.
Larissa Solan and Joel Brookes (pictured) have had hands-on training at the company.
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A man is due in court today after a 20-hour stand-off with police on a canal boat in Nantwich.
The drama began at 2am on Friday (August 1) and forced police to close the canal and towpath until an arrest was made just before 10pm that day.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town football development officer Will Swindells has completed the gruelling 3 Peaks Challenge in aid of “Dabbers in the Community”.
Will climbed the three highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales – Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon/Yr Wyddfa – completing a 38km trek in just under 23 and a half hours, beating the 24-hour target.
A “Nantwich at War” exhibition considering life in the town and its contribution to World War II has opened at Nantwich Museum.
It is being held in the Community Gallery and is due to run until Saturday 11 October.
Nantwich hairdresser Denise Hartley is hanging up her scissors to go travelling after a career spanning more than 55 years.
Denise, who began work as an apprentice at 15, was given a fond farewell by staff and clients at Steven Burgin Hairdressing on Hospital Street where she has worked as salon manager for the last nine years.
Nantwich businessman Steven Mifsud has been made an Honorary Doctor for his work raising awareness of disability access issues.
Mr Mifsud has run his award-winning consultancy Direct Access since 2004.
Fire crews were called out to tackle a blaze involving wooden pallets at a property in Acton near Nantwich last night (August 2).
The incident happened at around 11pm at a property on Drake Lane and crews from Nantwich attended.
By Jonathan White
History was made this week at one of South Cheshire’s best-kept secrets, as the Peacock Railway welcomed visitors for its first-ever Mid-week Running Day.
The miniature railway behind The Peacock Inn in Willaston – run by the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society – offered rides around its picturesque quarter-mile 5-inch gauge track.
Canal boaters have been taking refuge on Welsh Row tonight as an ongoing armed police incident by Nantwich Aqueduct continues.
Reports from eye witnesses suggest there is a man with a firearm on board one of the barges moored on the Shropshire Union Canal close to Nantwich Marina.
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