A new ‘Youth Cafe’ for teenagers in Nantwich could soon be up and running in The Gables, it has emerged.
Councillors have agreed to consider the Beam Street facility as a viable ‘short term’ venue for the cafe.
Nantwich’s new inspector told councillors a new way of policing in the town will make it “better” than before.
Insp Alison Ross, the new Beat Manager for the town, told a Nantwich Town Council meeting that a new team dedicated to longer term “community policing” will resolve many issues.
Stars of Heritage Opera will be performing favourite operatic music at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Demand for the group’s return has been high, so they return with A Passion For Opera on Monday July 27.
RSPCA’s Crewe, Nantwich & District Branch has been given a massive boost with an £8,600 donation from a local garden centre.
Rising Sun Nurseries in Wistaston has collected the money over the last few years.
Thirteen Nantwich Seals swimmers scooped 22 awards and dozens of personal bests at a major event in the Midlands.
The team travelled to Coventry to participate in the Graham Sykes Long Course Meet.
Legendary singer Toyah Willcox wowed a packed Nantwich Civic Hall as fans queued around the block to watch her perform.
The original Princess of Punk arrived in town during her UK Close Up and Personal Tour.
Youngsters from Nantwich primary schools enjoyed an action-packed week of activities at South Cheshire College.
Primary College 2015 gave 1,200 primary school children a chance to try new activities ranging from cooking and computing to falconry, photography and engineering.
By Kirsty Rollings
Hundreds of people flocked to Shavington Primary School field for the annual Summer Festival.
Organised by the Parents and School Association (PSA), the festival offered food, music, stalls and fairground rides.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town manager Phil Parkinson was delighted with how his squad started pre-season with a 6-1 win away at Audley FC.
The Dabbers notched half a dozen against the Staffordshire Counties senior league side on their first run out of the new season.
Nantwich’s new-look library will be hosting a one-off talk on postcards of Edwardian times.
The Beam Street venue, which recently re-opened after refurbishment work, is staging the talk delivered by Linda Clarke, from Cheshire Archives and Local Studies.
Nantwich has really got something to shout about – it is playing host again to the annual Town Crier Competition!
Now in its fourth year, the contest will take place on Saturday August 29 in the town centre during Nantwich`s famous farmers market.
A voluntary group is calling on more Nantwich and Crewe people to join their drive to commemorate the First World War with thousands of knitted poppies.
Crewe and Nantwich Senior Forum has made 450 knitted poppies – but needs 2,500 in time for Remembrance Sunday in November.
Former Malbank School student Kate Carney is making waves with her new business after scooping a major apprenticeship deal.
Kate, from Shavington, runs Stitch Learning, which specialises in working with apprenticeship providers and colleges to attract and keep young learners.
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