Matches in the Crewe Regional Sunday League were once again hit by the wet weather, with only a handful of games played.
The outstanding Crewe FA Cup between Premier league high flyers Railway Hotel and Square One started but was abandoned after 60 minutes with the pitch unplayable.
Nantwich Town slipped to a home defeat in their opening match of 2016.
The Dabbers lost 2-1 against Whitby Town at a rain-soaked Weaver Stadium today (January 2).
Nantwich commuters face rail travel disruption when they return to work on Monday – with all Arriva Trains Wales services cancelled due to strike action.
A planned 24-hour strike by Arriva Trains Wales drivers, as part of a dispute over pay and conditions, looks set to go ahead.
Drivers across Crewe and Nantwich are being warned of major delays from January 4 due to repair works to a railway bridge.
Network Rail will begin a major repair project on A532 Hungerford Road bridge in Crewe.
Crewe and Nantwich Library are offering IT training to anybody who received a laptop or tablet for Christmas, and would like some help in getting the most out of it. They cover all levels – from total beginners onwards, tailoring the sessions to each individual’s personal needs. If you would like further information contact Bev at Nantwich Library 01270 375360[Read More…]
A full programme of evening classes to be held at Brine Leas School in Nantwich on Tuesday and Thursday evenings starts in January 2016. Indian cookery, to website design and upholstery are new courses and likely to be popular. Early reservation is advised. To reserve a place – or for more details – email [email protected] or ring 07816 681 691. Click[Read More…]
Cheshire’s Chief Constable and a university professor from Nantwich are among those rewarded in the New Year Honours 2016 list.
Professor Margaret McRae Whitehead, from the University of Liverpool, who lives in Nantwich, has been made a Dame Commander (DBE) for her services to public health.
A number of properties in Nantwich have suffered damage after Storm Frank battered the region.
The high winds blew down trees and ripped off roof tiles and lead flashing from houses.
The St Luke’s Hospice Christmas Bubble Rush has helped to raise an eye-popping £12,000!
The event, which took place at Marbury Park, saw more than 400 participants take on the 5km run in bubbly snow.
A woman has been charged in connection with burglaries at homes of elderly people in Nantwich, Crewe and Alsager areas.
Tracey Skelton, 50, of Halton Drive, Crewe, has been charged with nine counts of burglary.
Nantwich Town experienced mixed fortunes in their two festive league games – but will go into 2016 in position to mount a promotion challenge.
The Dabbers slumped to a disappointing 3-1 defeat away at Buxton yesterday (December 28).
Nantwich Town and Crewe Alex stars took time out to from busy football schedules to deliver donations to a local hospital.
Players and staff from both clubs turned up at Leighton Hospital’s Child and Adolescent Unit with toys, games and gifts for young patients.
Reaseheath College arborist Twm-Tegid Brunton hit the high notes by singing Christmas carols from the top of a 100ft high redwood tree.
Twm, wearing a fairy skirt over his safety harness, is a member of the North West Welsh Opera Choir.
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