Month-long Ninja Sword amnesty in Cheshire ahead of new law
Cheshire Police is staging an amnesty of Ninja swords as part of a national initiative.
It comes ahead of a change in the law surrounding the swords.
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Wrenbury Medical Practice rated “outstanding” in CQC inspection
Wrenbury Medical Practice near Nantwich has been rated as “outstanding” by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
It follows an inspection of the clinic on Nantwich Road in April and May.
South Cheshire Amateur Boxing Club unveils new gym for young people
South Cheshire Amateur Boxing Club has opened a new state-of-the-art boxing gym at its base in Crewe.
Stephanie Peacock MP, Minister for Sport, Media, Civil Society and Youth, joined young boxers and guests at the official ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the centre’s grand opening.
Pear Tree Primary receives book donation from house builder
Pupils at Pear Tree Primary in Stapeley have benefited from a donation of new books to mark “National Share a Story Month”.
The school received a diverse selection of non-fiction books from local house builder David Wilson Homes.
Granary Arts Cafe in Nantwich to stage fundraising “hip-hop” night
Nantwich music venue Granary Arts Cafe is to stage a night of “hip-hop” sounds to raise vital funds for charities.
The event on July 11 comes in the wake of New York hip hop star Pan Amsterdam’s performance to a sell out crowd of just 60 in the tiny Welsh Row venue.
Discover more effortlessly – with a Fiido Lightweight E-Bike
Not every place is meant to be rushed through.
Some environments are best experienced at a slower, more thoughtful pace—where the details matter, and every turn offers something new.
Sunshine, sparkles and disco beats: Audlem’s Party on the Park is big hit
By Jonathan White
The annual Audlem Party on the Park concert brought dazzling energy and disco fun to the village playing field last night (June 28)
Visitors at the sold-out event basked in warm summer weather and enjoyed a celebration of music and community.
Tea Lounge backs Nantwich Town Summer Soccer School
Nantwich Town are teaming up with The Tea Lounge to offer free lunches for youngsters attended this year’s Soccer School.
The popular Soccer School is returning for all six weeks of the school summer holidays, running from Monday 21st July to Friday 29th August.
New dementia garden opens for patients at Leighton Hospital
A new purpose-designed dementia garden has been unveiled at Leighton Hospital.
It’s designed to be a therapeutic outdoor space specifically to support the wellbeing of people living with dementia.
Fire crews tackle blaze inside garage at Shavington home
Fire crews were called to tackle a fire inside a garage at a house in Shavington.
Crews from Nantwich and Crewe were called to the scene on Main Road at around 5.15pm yesterday (June 27).
Rail200 Celebration set for ‘Church with the Train’ in Nantwich
The “Church with the Train” in Nantwich is to stage a special celebration to mark 200 years since the world’s first passenger train service.
The event is at the Methodist Church on Hospital Street in Nantwich on Saturday, July 12.
Crewe Vagrants CC 1st and 2nd teams notch impressive wins
Crewe Vagrants CC men’s teams notched impressive wins once again, despite playing in the stifling heat.
The 1sts, away at Norton-in-Hales, lost the toss and were put into bat.
REVIEW: The Tempest, by Nantwich Players
As a teenager I didn’t find Shakespeare easy.
I found learning about the Elizabethan bard in a classroom in Crewe quite difficult, and it wasn’t until watching a performance from my peers that I started to embrace this strange sounding poetry and learn to love the language.
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