Sustainable investing, once a niche practice, has taken centre stage in the UK markets, and 2025 looks to be a landmark year.
With investors becoming increasingly conscious of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, sustainable strategies are no longer just a feel-good option; they’re a smart financial move.
Electric bikes are no longer just a trend – they’re a revolution. They’re changing how we move, how we live, and how we connect with our cities.
But as people switch from cars to electric bikes for everyday errands, one particular type of e-bike is standing out: the electric cargo bike.
Yoga wear has evolved far beyond the studio. Today, it blends lifestyle, comfort, and performance in ways that challenge even the most established fashion brands.
As demand grows, so does the need for reliable, high-quality yoga wear manufacturers who can match creativity with consistency.
Former England, Aston Villa and Crewe Alexandra star David Platt will be guest speaker at the official launch of Nantwich Town’s “Dabbers in the Community” initiative.
Platt will be telling stories of his incredible career at the event on Thursday 17th July from 7pm.
The first phase of major external renovations to St Mary’s Church in Nantwich are nearing an end.
We can reveal the estimated completion date of phase one is now August 8, a little over a month away.
A couple from Nantwich have been found guilty of arson with intent to endanger life after starting a fire in their Kingsbourne apartment at Christmas last year.
Daniel and Charlotte Wollaston were also found guilty of perverting the course of justice after a trial at Chester Crown Court.
Five young seals have been released back into the wild after being treated at the RSPCA’s Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre in Nantwich.
The grey seals, brought into the wildlife centre on London Road by the British Divers Marine Life Rescue, had been orphaned, severely underweight with respiratory problems or injuries.
St Luke’s Hospice in Cheshire are calling on Nantwich organisations to support the “Bring a Pound to Work” fundraiser on Wednesday July 16 to help raise vital funds for patient care.
The initiative is open to businesses of all shapes and sizes, from local shops and offices to large corporations and everything in between.
Nantwich children of all ages are invited to bring their Teddy Bear and parents to a special picnic at Brookfield Park in the first week of July.
The event is being organised by Sustainable Nantwich and Nantwich Town Council to give families a chance to see plans for a new “Natural Play Area” in the park.
More than 2,000 people packed into the village of Bunbury for their 56th Bunbury Village Day.
Families from the village and surrounding areas flocked to enjoy the annual event.
theFUNKYchoir’s annual concert for charity will take place in Nantwich in July.
The performance will be on Friday July 4 at Nantwich Town Football Club from 7.30pm.
Staff at Cheshire College South & West will take industrial action for four days over July and August in a dispute over pay, the University and College Union has announced.
An overwhelming 79% of UCU members who voted backed strike action in a ballot that had a turnout of 58%.
Rail passengers in Nantwich are being warned of disruption as renewal works take place between Shrewsbury and Crewe next month.
The work includes the replacement of track, sleepers, and ballast as well as infrastructure improvements near Nantwich, Wrenbury, and Tilstock.
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