Angry parents at a Nantwich primary school have slammed a two-year delay over a new car park which should resolve traffic dangers children face every day.
They say youngsters walking to and from Stapeley Broad Lane Primary are dicing with death along the busy A529 Audlem Road at peak drop-off and pick-up times.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town has a new assistant manager – for one game only!
Supporter Carl Thorpe will be in the dugout alongside manager Danny Johnson when the Dabbers face Tranmere in the Cheshire Cup.
A South Cheshire charity shop wants residents to clear their closets of unwanted clothes and donate them to help treat sick and injured pets.
PDSA’s charity shop on Delamere Street in Crewe is on the hunt for ladies, men’s and children’s clothing.
A model railway club in Nantwich is on the right track to success – after doubling its membership in its first year!
Wrenbury & District Model Railway Club started with just 12 members in January 2014.
Premier Division AFC Leopard saw off a brave effort from Division One side Sandbach Town in the Presidents Cup.
Leopard eventually won 4-3 with goals from Sam Ridgard, Mike Blundell, Callum Hassall and Tom Butler.
A Nantwich teenager is doing a school project with a difference – to save lives.
Brine Leas Academy student Harrison Lunt is taking an Extended Project Qualification to fund more life-saving defibrillators for his fellow pupils and staff.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC 1sts earned a fine 19-15 away win at Berkswell in Midlands 1 West.
Berkswell defeated Worcester last time out on the same pitch and Crewe knew how tough it would be.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town’s unbeaten start to 2015 came to an end as Workington won a five-goal thriller at a blustery Weaver Stadium.
Dabbers boss Danny Johnson made one change to the side that beat Marine seven days ago.
A pupil from Shavington High School has won The Cat Community Radio Station logo competition.
Emily Clarke, 13, from Willaston, will see her design represent the area’s first FM station for years to come.
Members of Crewe Railroaders American Football are hoping for a better season as they return to regular practice.
The club struggled last season, winning only two games out of 10.
Green Party politicians have welcomed plans to turn South Cheshire into a potential hub for geothermal energy.
Surveys and drilling is set to take place in the Cheshire Basin north of Nantwich.
A new exhibition called “Nantwich under Siege 1643-1644” is opening at the Community Gallery at Nantwich Museum.
It feature results of latest research looking at life in and around the town during the great siege.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town manager Danny Johnson has challenged his players to win more games than they lose during the rest of the season.
Johnson was delighted at the away win at fellow strugglers Marine, particularly after the Boxing Day drubbing away at Witton Albion
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