Nantwich company Kidzkitchen has made it to the finals of this year’s Enterprise Vision Awards.
The business, run by Wybunbury mum Tracey Cooke, secured a place in the Health and Fitness category.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of families enjoyed another fun-packed Willaston Village Fete, writes Jonathan White.
The annual event, organised by Willaston Parish Council, took place on the Lettie Spencer Playing Fields, off Wybunbury Road.
A primary school in Nantwich has benefited from a new storybook aimed at teaching children about protecting the environment.
Housing developer Archway Homes has sponsored a number of “Sparky’s Big Idea!” books, published by the Police Community Clubs of Great Britain.
A former bank manager is re-lighting her career – by opening a candle shop in Nantwich!
Beth Harrison has realised a childhood ambition with her new store, “For Candles of Nantwich”, on Hospital Street.
A Nantwich company has celebrated its 20th anniversary – by relaunching under a new name.
Staff of ctchealthcare joined guests for the celebration at Residence in Nantwich.
The proceeds of a “Thanks for the Memory” dementia tribute concert was shared between Nantwich Museum and the Alzheimer’s Society.
The event, hosted by Cranage Hall Hotel and Conference Centre, featured music from the 1930s to the 1960s, played by the Dave Egerton Band.
A road in Nantwich has been closed to traffic after the carriageway collapsed.
Highways engineers were called out to Davenport Avenue earlier today (July 20).
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town warmed up for their first league game of the season away at Buxton with a 6-3 win over Cheshire League side Crewe FC.
Dabbers boss Danny Johnson named a near full strength starting 11, but brought in Terry Smith in goal for Steve Phillips.
Nantwich families are being urged to join in South Cheshire’s first “Big Day Out” at the Dorfold Park Showground next month.
The event takes place on Saturday August 2 – just three days after the Nantwich Show is held at the same venue off Welsh Row.
Richmond Village Nantwich held its annual Summer Fayre when over 450 balloons were released into the sky in aid of Cancer Research.
Craft and gift stalls donated a prize for the raffle which helped to boost the total raised to nearly £1,500.
A conference to explore dementia and its impact has been staged by a church in Nantwich.
The Dementia Awareness day was hosted by Nantwich Elim Church, and delivered by dementia champion Catherine Mills at the Olive Grove Conference Centre in Regents Park.
A Garden Party in Wistaston in aid of Diabetes UK helped raise hundreds of pounds.
The event was staged on Westfield Drive by Wistaston couple Sheena and Ken Sambrook.
A Government decision on Muller Homes’ appeal to start a 1,100-house “Nantwich South” village, has been delayed until September.
It was thought a decision would be made this month following a four-day public inquiry into the appeal in February.
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