Nantwich Mayor Cllr Andrew Martin has launched the Salt of the Earth awards in the town, following on from last year’s success.
The awards aim to recognise and celebrate the achievements of individuals, groups and businesses that make a real difference to the Nantwich community.
A new Puffin crossing is set to be installed at a busy junction in the Rope area of Shavington.
The crossing will be installed on Rope Lane near to the junction with Bankfield Avenue.
A Nantwich student is one of two from South Cheshire College to land university scholarships.
Meg Naylor, former Malbank School pupil, has received £1,500 towards her studies at Staffordshire University.
Nantwich Singers will be performing a special JS Bach concert in the town on April 2. Musical Director Alison Phillips will lead the chamber choir of 16 voices in celebrating some of Bach’s best loved choral music. The Magnificat (and the Handel Anthem Zadoc the Priest) will be accompanied by a baroque chamber orchestra, Camerata 1685, comprising violins, viola, basso[Read More…]
The traditional Nantwich Rotary Christmas Sleigh with Santa aboard helped to raise more than £4,000.
And a cheque for £700 of that has just been donated to Nantwich Museum by Rotary Club of Nantwich President, Rod Stokes.
Children’s charity Hope House has unveiled a new brand as it celebrates its 21st birthday.
The charity provides specialist nursing care and support to life-limited children from Cheshire, Shropshire, North and Mid Wales.
Nantwich Town will take on either Halifax Town or Gateshead in the semi-final of the FA Trophy following Saturday’s dramatic victory over Dover Athletic.
The Dabbers beat Dover 2-1 with a last gasp goal from Liam Shotton.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC paid the price for conceding penalties as they were beaten 23-21 by Hereford.
The Vagrants side started in a similar manner to the previous two games against Worcester and Dudley by conceding a string of penalties.
Comedy veterans Cannon & Ball will star in the Crewe Lyceum Christmas panto, Aladdin later this year.
The legendary double act have been entertaining for more than 50 years.
A Nantwich man has published his first book, based on his life teaching English in Africa.
Andrew Smith’s “Big Oil in a Small Country” is a semi-autobiographical novel based on living and teaching in Equatorial Guinea.
Unbeaten Railway Hotel suffered a shock exit in the Crewe Regional Sunday League Presidents Cup.
Railway were held to a goalless draw by Sydney Arms after extra-time, and then lost in a penalty shoot-out.
This was the dramatic late header by Liam Shotton which earned Nantwich Town a stunning FA Trophy victory against Dover Athletic.
Shotton rose in the 93rd minute to power his header home in front of nearly 900 ecstatic Dabbers supporters at the Weaver Stadium.
Hundreds of families are expected to flock to Reaseheath College in Nantwich next weekend for the first of two lambing events.
Spring has already arrived in the college’s lambing sheds with the arrival of the first newborns of the season.
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